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DIGITUS
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When I compose songs I use fruityloops to create my riffs and rhythm tracks. Next, I bring them into Wavlab for FX editing, and finally into Acid Pro for sequencing.
However, I've noticed that after I've tweaked my Acid Pro volume settings for the individual tracks, the final result usually ends up Clipping. It seems that the only way around this is to bump all of my volumes settings to ridiculously lower settings. Is this true?
If anyone has any experience with Acid Pro, I would greatly appreciate advice as to what strategy to use when volume mixing in Acid Pro. I know I will figure this one out, but sometimes it helps to get feedback from others.
Thanks
[Edited by DIGITUS on 02-10-2001 at 11:35 AM]
However, I've noticed that after I've tweaked my Acid Pro volume settings for the individual tracks, the final result usually ends up Clipping. It seems that the only way around this is to bump all of my volumes settings to ridiculously lower settings. Is this true?
If anyone has any experience with Acid Pro, I would greatly appreciate advice as to what strategy to use when volume mixing in Acid Pro. I know I will figure this one out, but sometimes it helps to get feedback from others.
Thanks
[Edited by DIGITUS on 02-10-2001 at 11:35 AM]