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![]() Newbie Groupe : Members Messages : 7 Inscrit : 22 janv. 03 Lieu : Chicago - US Membre no 10,991 ![]() |
I am a DJ who uses a Hi-Fi CD recorder (Pioneer) to record continuous dance music mix sets. The sound quality is very good, but I want to get that Fat Sound you hear on professional Mix CDs.
I have tried the Limiter, Compressor and the Normalizer in Pro Tools (Free) but are unhappy with the result. Everything I try seems to result in a quieter, duller and less dynamic sound, which is the opposite of what I am trying to achieve. When I use a compressor, I cannot get the Gains anywhere near 0db without clipping. Also, I only run a Mac Titanium. Can anyone suggest a better approach? Does anyone know of an inexpensive software option like Sonic Forges Wave Hammer but for the Mac? Cheers DJ Anton |
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![]() Maniac Member ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Groupe : Members Messages : 821 Inscrit : 25 juin 01 Lieu : Springfield - US Membre no 1,082 ![]() |
Bias Peak with some good VST plugs might be your best choice. Ideally, I would suggest getting the Waves VST plugs for mastering but they are not cheap by any means but offer great quality as a few big studios use them. I know there might be a more reasonable priced plugin group that may work for you but I am not sure which are the best value.
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