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This is something that I have been struggling with quite a bit lately. I think that I may be on the extreme end of the mono debate. I like to give the sound person something to do so I give them between 4-6 DI sends (from a DIGI 002 through a rack of DI's). I split up the drum elements, basses ...

Ah....that makes sense. Thanks for the explanation.
Cheers

mholloway,
Did you figure this out....i seem to be having the same issue.

Are you sure this isn't just...."A list of 200 Male Vocalists"......Anthony Keidis is on the list for godsakes.
nice whining. :roll: I never did get people who never contribute but pop up, whine and leave. write something worthwhile FFS. inneffectual limpdick.

Sorry (as sarcastic as possible). I ...

Are you sure this isn't just...."A list of 200 Male Vocalists"......Anthony Keidis is on the list for godsakes.

This one helped me the most.

http://www.ableton.com/forum/viewtopic. ... highlight=

Cheers

I was waiting for this topic to come up. I am a reluctant PT user. But I am a proud Abe user. The new PT elastic is amazing. I have been using it quite a bit. One thing that I liked was that you could select as many tracks as you wanted (like all the drums) and quantize them. I was trying to do this ...

Theque,
Just to chime in with my experience. I am a guitar player, but I think that the same rules apply. I studied Jazz composition at the University and I had many teachers along the way. To be honest, most of them were crap. But some of them were amazing. You need to find someone who is excited ...

What version of PT are you using?

Hmm. Not sure. Does anyone know if they are (or can be) sent pre-fader?

With that said, just a touch of EQ and a bit of Compression/Limiting can really "glue" a mix together. For some silly reason, this subject is pretty much taboo in any of the recording geek forums.....see the one on Gearslutz.com for examples. That tarekith post is great, thanks for posting it.

I've just been messing about with this very subject. I found the lesson in Live that walks you through finding the latency and figuring the compensation out in milliseconds. Then you can adjust in the preferences. I found that it helped quite a bit. Leedsquietman is right about the 25-30ms of delay ...

Cool. Then try what i posted. I have been messing around with the best way to transfer to my PT rig. This one worked great. Just make sure you are matching sample and bit rate. Just to avoid problems. Good luck.

Not sure if I'm understanding the question. Are you asking how to get your tracks from Live and import them into PT? If so, the best way that I've found, is to select the length of your session, go to the "render to disc" option choose "all tracks". Then create a folder to store all of your audio in ...

"Break my balls"

That's classic.