Do you mix down the stems in ableton and then mix in logic?3phase wrote:like a towel removed from the speakers
I may do this for one of my current projects.
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Do you mix down the stems in ableton and then mix in logic?3phase wrote:like a towel removed from the speakers
Thanks man. I will give that a go. Am I guessing right you do very little eq, compression/ fx automation in ableton ?ChiDJ wrote:This is what I do with DP.
i think if you do that (using ableton plus another daw for mixing) then nothing like this in ableton, just construct, arrange, design the sounds, but for the mixing stage, do all in whatever you choose for it.Rave wrote:Thanks man. I will give that a go. Am I guessing right you do very little eq, compression/ fx automation in ableton ?ChiDJ wrote:This is what I do with DP.
See this thread for what DP has been up to lately.ChiDJ wrote:I tend to do a fair amount of audio editing / manipulation in LIVE. Compression, Volume, Looping / stretching.
But arrangement, mixdown and mastering in DP.
I got an email from MOTU on this today. This update looks really sweet. I'm tempted, but I'm so solid on 5.13 on Tiger that I dare not switch yet.Machinesworking wrote:See this thread for what DP has been up to lately.ChiDJ wrote:I tend to do a fair amount of audio editing / manipulation in LIVE. Compression, Volume, Looping / stretching.
But arrangement, mixdown and mastering in DP.
http://forum.ableton.com/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=146949
IMO they're bypassing Logic as far as a companion to Live.
The way it works makes total sense to throw things back and forth as phrases or even bridges, choruses etc.
Big things for me are the Contextual Menus, WAV support, Plug in Pre Rendering, track folder improvements, and key command additions.ChiDJ wrote: The new controller does make me drool though.
I wish. I'm still running a PPC dually 2.7 in the studio. I just updated all the drives and RAM. Hoping to keep her running for a couple more years.Machinesworking wrote:Big things for me are the Contextual Menus, WAV support, Plug in Pre Rendering, track folder improvements, and key command additions.ChiDJ wrote: The new controller does make me drool though.
Themes look pretty bad ass too! I'm gonna sell some blood and get the update.
Are you on an Intel Mac? if so updates to Snow Leopard are only about $30, no reason to get Leopard at all.
Yeah then the upgrade would be spendy then. DP7 minimum specs are 10.5, so you'd have to find a copy of Leopard on ebay or some such nonsense, as Apple doesn't sell it anymore.... in this case borrowing a copy from a friend isn't unethical IMO. Leopard is pretty cool, I still haven't bought Snow Leopard personally.ChiDJ wrote:Machinesworking wrote: I wish. I'm still running a PPC dually 2.7 in the studio. I just updated all the drives and RAM. Hoping to keep her running for a couple more years.
I'm running snow leopard on my other machines. But upgrading all my plugs, (WAVES, etc) is costly. No need ATM.Machinesworking wrote:Yeah then the upgrade would be spendy then. DP7 minimum specs are 10.5, so you'd have to find a copy of Leopard on ebay or some such nonsense, as Apple doesn't sell it anymore.... in this case borrowing a copy from a friend isn't unethical IMO. Leopard is pretty cool, I still haven't bought Snow Leopard personally.ChiDJ wrote:Machinesworking wrote: I wish. I'm still running a PPC dually 2.7 in the studio. I just updated all the drives and RAM. Hoping to keep her running for a couple more years.
The dual 2.7 is a solid machine, I had a 2.5 I gave to a friend who's always helped me with keeping my used vehicles running. Loud though!
WAVES make you pay for PPC to Intel or something else? Never have figured out their policies, one of the reasons I'm glad I'm not a user.... minimal damage from switching to Intel.ChiDJ wrote:I'm running snow leopard on my other machines. But upgrading all my plugs, (WAVES, etc) is costly. No need ATM.
Thank youChiDJ wrote:I tend to do a fair amount of audio editing / manipulation in LIVE. Compression, Volume, Looping / stretching.
But arrangement, mixdown and mastering in DP.