some mixing program?
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9 Nov 2007, 16:03
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Hi, i have some friend that is trying out to remix songs, but the starting volume off some songs is lower then others so sometimes if he tries to mix up songs one so is to much in the background and vice versa. Does anyone know a decent and good program that can be used to avoid these kind of problems, thx for anyone having some info's on this.
ps: my flamebot isn't working so don't expect met to reply on stupid comments but if you can't let it, hf flaming.
ps: my flamebot isn't working so don't expect met to reply on stupid comments but if you can't let it, hf flaming.
or with audacity u can change volume and mix too, believe or not
But for Cubase and FL you will need some nice plugins...but the integrated ones will do it too..GL
EDIT: Ableton Live might be good aswell, but all these progz are very expensive to buy i guess...
is there still the "Turntable" in the package?
the problem you are experiencing is that the frequency or kb/s of the songs are different- which leads to different sound quality (and volume) Im unsure which it is- would say try to 'acquire' songs with the same frequency / kb/s if you dont manage to get a program.
just use Steinberg's Cubase and everything will be allright :)
BUT: the boyfriend of my sister is making professionaly music with nothing else then FL...and hes very good in it. he is actually selling some stuff...
Basically, everything that can be done in FL can be done in Cubase too, only then better, + cubase is just for audio editing/restoration/etc... too. It's only a bit more complicated, but you'll get used to that :)
Or of course Reactor where you can program your own :P