 Chicken And Egg - Chicken And Egg, Best stage to choose effects? |
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 dim. 3 juil. 2005, 16:41
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After messing around in Garageband, I've just put together the first song I'm pleased with and and in the process of mastering it. When laying down each track, I had set effects to give each instrument the right feel. Now I'm setting the master volume and have a choice of different effects and settings for the song as a whole. Some of these make the song sound great in places, but throw certain instruments out (particularly those I already set effects for). I'm just wondering when is the most logical stage to employ effects – at the recording stage, or the mastering stage, or both? Something's telling me I was a bit too specific early on, and I should have waited till I had the broader picture. Any advice from more seasoned Garageband users? Thanks... 
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mer. 6 juil. 2005, 08:17
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...So does anyone find it useful to add 'global' effects (reverb, echo, etc.) to the whole song when mastering, or is it generally thought better to tweak these effects on a track by track basis?
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 Bonzo3 Chicken And Egg - Chicken And Egg dim. 3 juil. 2005, 16:41 hahaworld Hi friend!
I think the general consensus is t... lun. 4 juil. 2005, 05:52 ArolaMorre Some people say that individual tracks, parts or e... lun. 4 juil. 2005, 10:45 Bonzo3 Hey - thanks both for the swift replies...
Yep, I... lun. 4 juil. 2005, 13:43 B3 Basher There are some great books on mixing out there. I... lun. 4 juil. 2005, 16:52 ourmanflinty Less is more, understated effects work better than... lun. 4 juil. 2005, 16:52 MFourie Hi,
I found that, in general, it is better to mak... ven. 8 juil. 2005, 11:45
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