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Digital Studio Technology: Mixing Process
Digital Studio Technology: Mixing Process
1. INTRODUCTION
2. MIXING PROCESS
3. STUDENT ROLE
6. EDITING
7. CONCLUSION
8. REFRENCES
device that treats the audio in some way, then adds it back to a dry or
untreated version of the sound. Echo and reverb are obvious cases, and you
can use pitch-shift and pitch modulation in a similar way. Dynamic effect
make it easier to place in the overall mix. Editing is record all of the audio
narration for the entire course in one continuous recording, edit or delete
gaps at beginning and end of recording, edit or delete errors by the narrator
and apply the noise reduction feature in the audio recording program for
HAZIQ- INTRODUCTION
AZIZI- CONCLUSION
HAQIM- REFFERENCES
I use EQ to
track bass,
drum,
electrickpi,
guitarlin1,
guitarlin2,
guitarlin3,
harmony,
main vocal
In track bass adjust input, output, LF1.06, LMF1.43, MF2.51, HMF2.32, HF1.15
to get better sound from noise
In track electrickpi
adjust LF gain
-2.1dB, LMF gain
-11.3dB, MF gain
-8.6dB, HMF gain
6.7dB, HF gain
4.8dB and input to
get better smooth
sound
Track mainvocal
adjust LF
0.58,LMF1.86,
HMF2.57, and MF
vocal.
Track drum
adjust range
-12.0dB,
attack 56.2us,
thresh
-22.4dB in D3
ExpGate
Track electrickpi
adjust FREQ
13.2kHz and Range
-23.2dB
guitarlin3
adjust
range
-12.4dB,
attack
7.0ms,
hold
6. EDITING
7. CONCLUSION
In conclusion, we have learned how to utilize various effects to better
improve the fidelity of the multi-track, putting it together by cutting away at
the silent parts to the multi-track and rearranging some of the tracks to
create an original, whole new track or song.
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