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hey r u into Hindi remixing...I just started and need a little help with softwares out there...also with matering the EQ on the origanal...plz help...ur fellow desi munda..SAMMI...

I personally think you would be wasting your time. I haven't heard you speaker system but I can guess what it might sound like from the picture I just saw of it.

I am not sure where you got the idea of 'imposing an Eq curve' from. The reality is, the reason your mixes don't work is that your speakers are probably far from flat.

The way to monitor in a studio is to have the flattest full range monitors and a tuned ear to those monitors. Even a good engineer will have to get used to a new monitor set.

You could buy (I know you have no money, but in the future) some active flat studio reference nearfields and put those in an untreated room (most peoples rooms at home) and still have some issues which you would have to iron out from experience. Nothing is perfect unless you have that perfect monitoring environment with at least a couple of different monitoring options including boom boxes and then like.

If I were you, I would get the mix to where I liked it on the monitors, burn it to CD and then listen to it on other systems. Observe what doesn't sound right compared to a commercial CD of a similar music style. Go back and make some eq adjustments and volume adjustments to the mix itself. Burn and try again. Once you have it to where you think it works (seriously try it on lots of different systems, car, other peoples houses) you will have to learn that the sound that is coming out of your computer speakers is right, although it sounds wrong. It's a horrible way to mix.

If anyone suggests that you get a graphic equaliser with a spectrum analyser and mic then you are seriously wasting your time. There is nothing to be gained from fiddling with speakers at that price level. They are throw ins for games and DVD's and are okay at a pinch. I would rather use my Hifi for mixing and much rather a decent set of headphones (against the general mixdown rules I know but, plastic computer monitors... no way... ;0))

Rimmer

: I am a novice at editing and recently dowloaded TStar for the purpose of mixing in music and voice tracks.

: My question is, "How can I record my voice onto the Tstar program in order to mix it in with music?" I plugged a mic into the computer - that did not work. I recorded a voice track on a Sony digital recorder. I can load and save the track onto my Sony Voice Editor but I can't get it into the TStar program.

: Any helpful hints?

you can use one single software to avoid trouble of transfering sounds, u can get it at:

Apple iTunes... There's one..

Rimmer

If you don't have a DVD movie capable burner, then the chances are you could get away with the VCD (Video CD) encoder. The quality isn't so good and it might take some time to create. You have to check whether the DVD player can handle VCD's as well as I don't think all of them do. Maybe just the older ones, who knows..

There are VCD producing apps around. Which one, depends on your computer. I have done this a couple of times using a Mac G4 with Toast Titanium.

Rimmer

: I am having a difficult time trying to get the patch list for the expansion board SRX 08 (Platinum Trax) for my DP3.11
: I am using Digital Performer 3.11 and for many days I have tried to get the patch list from the net. Is there anyone out there who could give me this list. Unforfunately, Digital Performer doesn't have a patch list for this, not even in the released DP 3.11

: Thank you.
: Jim

Checkout 'Acoustic MP3 to wave converter Plus'..though its called "mp3 to wave" but it also converts wave sounds (audio tracks on CDs) to Mp3 format it also allow you to select the quality of the file produced.

: I like making cd's. I've got a whole whack of albums in my possession; nowhere near Gray's collection, but noteworthy none the less. What I like to do from this is make my own 'best of' collections. Like, taking all the U2 or Radiohead albums, ripping them to my hard-drive, and making compilations of sorts. I find it more convenient than dragging my whole CD collection in the car with me and switching CD's all the time (mind you, I could get a CD changer in my automobile, but I'm a cheap bastard).

: So, I've always used Nero to burn my CD's. I always thought it did a bang-up job, but you know what: now I want more! I'm tired of having 15 isolated songs on a CD, I'm wondering if anyone knows of a program that allow you to mix songs into each other, more or less let tracks overlap at the beginning and end so that you have one continuous flow of music? I've done some searching on the net, but nothing really seems to have caught my attention (could it be my short attention span??? Nah...).

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