> > Hello Extremely miffed person. > > hehe alright jimbo? ;) > > > I don't know of any spectrum analysers etc etc as vst plug'ins apart from > > the Izotope Ozone finalizer. Having said that, it don't half drain the > shit > > out of your PC. It is extremely greedy in the CPU eating area. I've used > > it a few times but i don't actually like it. > > someone pointed out this one: > http://homepage.mac.com/bismark/downloads_japanese.html > its okay, as already mentioned, its a bit basic. i find it pretty slow and > seemingly not too accurate, although it might just be the fact its slow that > it seems so. > > > To tell you the truth, you don't actually need yet another meter to show > you > > the levels in cubase as each channel has a meter in it ( pointing the > > obvious). As long as they are not in the red, your fine. > > yeah but you forget im still very much an amateur who needs to get to grips > with sequencing type shit, yknow, where im actually laying sounds in the > sonic spectrum ;) its not so much the levels, but the actual frequency > ranges i need to know. > and you know i dont use cubase! ;)
Just use your ears for the frequencies, I don't find spectral analysis telling me as much as those old fashion organic recievers on the sides of my head. If it sounds good, it probably is :) One thing you should be watching though is the db metre, be sure to get a decent one as a plugin if the software you're using doesn't have it built in. Fruity has one now, and though it's a bit slow, it shows when you're clipping, which is what you need. > > Listen to how your sounds sit in the mix instead of confusing the whole > > thing with spectrum analysers etc etc. > > In the latest issue of Computer magazine, they tell you what sounds sit in > > what frequency range. Quite handy. > > nice, i'll have to get that - you mean comp music right? > > > Anyway, must dash, got to go shopping. > > Peace > > Jimbob:o) > > nice one, cheers for your input, have fun! --- ICQ #: 3362938 "progress doesn't come from early risers, progress is made by lazy men looking for easier ways to do things" --- --- Drum&Bass Arena Producers Discussion List http://www.breakbeat.co.uk You are currently subscribed to dnb-prod as: [email protected] To unsubscribe send a blank email to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
