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I would look at Ardour. Google audio mastering with Ardour.

I use Harrison Mixbus, which is Ardour based, for my audio work which is not expensive if you sign up for their mailing list and wait for the offers.

There is an app called Etcher that will do this

If you can have it open long enough and do a 'save as' you might be able to recover it.

I would not want all the kits, mainly because of size, but packages would be good. There could always be a master package with all the kits as a dependency for those that wanted them all.

milo wrote: ↑

Tue Aug 25, 2020 6:51 pm

You inspired me to play with my mic positions on a current project, and I'm loving the sounds I am getting from a similar setup, but with two dynamic mics. Thanks for the tip!

Fantastic. I do this with various boxes, amp sims etc as well. It is very easy to compare when you use your DAW

I record different configurations of my mics and gear and see which sounds better. I basically audition them. This allows you to easily compare mic placements and combinations. I found it worth the time and effort because when it is time to record a project I already know what I will use. I do a ser...

I would also work hard comparing configurations to get the best with your gear. I record 'auditions' in the same project and compare.

Far better to have a good take to work with

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I am kind of bummed out that any development time at all was spent on MIDI. We might have a legit Protools alternative by now if all that labor wasn't wasted. I've never understood why keyboard players couldn't just play their parts and record the audio like everybody else, but that's another story...

Unfortunately, if you are used to Mixbus having a mixer without the built in EQ, compression and high pass is quite jarring. didn't understand this part When you get used to having a mixer with the essential mix tools to hand, using another DAWs mixer, reaching for them and finding they are not the...

I would have to put 'non of the above'. These days; I do all my mixing on Harrison Mixbus which has EQ on the tracks, the mixbusses and the master bus and I use the XT EQs if I feel the need to reach for anything else. I love Mixbus's simplism aprouch, but the track EQs are not enough for cirurgica...

I would have to put 'non of the above'. These days; I do all my mixing on Harrison Mixbus which has EQ on the tracks, the mixbusses and the master bus and I use the XT EQs if I feel the need to reach for anything else. I love Mixbus's simplism aprouch, but the track EQs are not enough for cirurgica...

I would have to put 'non of the above'. These days; I do all my mixing on Harrison Mixbus which has EQ on the tracks, the mixbusses and the master bus and I use the XT EQs if I feel the need to reach for anything else.

I put down a basic drum track then record more of the song before I introduce more complexity. I used to use hydrogen but now I do it directly in Mixbus / Ardour using midi. I have started a series on youtube that will go through the process. Part two expected when I get some work obligations out th...