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Re: Recording Equipment
Posted By: MACK! In Response To: Recording
Equipment (Maxonestar) : Well that CD is not Mastered, and is still in the mixing : The recording equipment we used was fairly standard for That would be GREAT! I'd really appreciate it. And thanks very much for the
advice. I'm going to print it (your words) all out and use it. I have a Mac G4
too. So the rest should not be too much of a problem. I'm looking forward to
experimenting with the program.
As far as comic printers, is this for B/W or color? Thanks again. You can send the copy to my address in the books and I'll send
a thank you package back to you.
DM
It's therapeautic. Anyways, once : Next you have to get a moniter that converts sound into : Now you need a good microphone. Pro-tools is at times to : All of the music was created using live elements filtered : Anyway, if your recording live instruments, all you : like I said, Let me know if you want a copy of the : I also have a question, printers do you recommend for
Date: TUE, 5/22/01, 4:19
p.m.
: stage. We
will actually have to take it to a real
: studio to get mastered, but
everything else was done
: with these means.
: the industry.
We used pro-tools (which is
: unfortunately fairly expensive), a program
that's
: available in both Mac and PC. I have the Mac version,
: and run
it on a G4. If you want I could make you a
: copy of the program and get it
to you. It's no big
: deal, I like to get anybody with a creative streak
: into making music.
Image prints mine at
Quebecor in Canada.
Once I know exactly what you need, it should not be a
problem for me to find what the paper stock is called.
I think the best
color paper Images uses is called 50lb Miraweb. But the paper I use for B/W is
thicker.
And I make sure to use one that is true white. Anything resembling
newsprint is pretty grey.
: you have pro tools you essentially
have the equivalant
: of a multi million dollar studio on your computer.
: Like I said, it's an expensive program, I got mine
: from The
University of Michigan, where I'm in grad
: school at now.
: data that
pro-tools can understand. This is fairly
: cheap, maybe a few hundred
dollars at most.
: good of a
program and will pick up alot of ambient
: noise. A good mic will solve this
problem. Pro-tools
: will now read whatever sound is directly filtered into
: it, eliminating excess noise. Just for a comparison,
: listen to track
4 on my cd. That's a good mic. then
: listen to track 5. That's a cheap mic.
I also have to
: say that a L armed mic stand is an incredibly good
:
investment simply because placement of the mic will
: effect the pitch of
the soundit produces. Also if you
: get proficient enough at it, you can use
pro tools to
: warp any sound you create. It's really quite amazing.
: through an
MPC or ASR-X, both of which are drum
: machine/samplers and cost around
$2000.
: really need is
pro-tools, a mic, and a moniter.
: program, i'll be
happy to make you one.
: self
publishing, and what grade paper? I plan to begin
: releasing comics next
year, but the only printers I;ve
: been able to find so far only print on
newsgrade, and
: I can't imagine much of anything looking good on that.
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