Is there any kind of online instruction course for riffworks-or basic recording-I have been using riffworks alot lately and i am really not good at tweaking the drums and sounds the way i want them to sound-I hear alot of good stuff on rifffcaster and I want mine to get better.
Thanks,
Ken
basic instruction calss?
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by hagarfreak33 » Thu Oct 11, 2007 2:50 pm
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by ThrobbyRobby » Thu Oct 11, 2007 3:30 pm
GatorJJ wrote this, it's the best Ive read and really improved the sound of my recordings.
http://www.gator-studios.com/index_files/mixing.htm
http://www.gator-studios.com/index_files/mixing.htm
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by ThrobbyRobby » Thu Oct 11, 2007 3:54 pm
You're welcome. Also, for the drums, I always add eq and compression. I use the preset "tight and punchy". To find it, open the backups window, then there is a pulldown menu, it's the little yellow box that says "select" on the effect thats showing.
On the pulldown, select factory, then drums, then tight and punchy. Hope this helps, it really brings the drums out in the mix.
On the pulldown, select factory, then drums, then tight and punchy. Hope this helps, it really brings the drums out in the mix.
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