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2016/09/21 20:14:43
kawika
Thanks guys................Chuckebaby suggests "Grab all your faders and turn them down a little bit." Seems simple enough. Would I put all the tracks on a group and turn down one?
2016/09/22 06:05:37
Bristol_Jonesey
Yes whilst holding down the control key.
 
But it won't work with any tracks with volume envelopes
2016/09/22 14:14:53
chuckebaby
It's a good point BJ makes, anything with automation will simply snap back.
 
1- Don't select any tracks / or select all tracks
2- Hold CTRL down
3- Grab a fader and pull them down slightly
 
do you have any metering plug ins ? its not a deal breaker but it helps.
2016/09/23 20:39:52
kawika
I do have tracks with automation, so....?     and.. What would be an example of a metering plug in and how am I using it?   much appreciated guys!
2016/09/24 03:16:19
Bristol_Jonesey
kawika
I do have tracks with automation, so....?     and.. What would be an example of a metering plug in and how am I using it?   much appreciated guys!


So..... I refer you back to my post #22 where I described how to use Offset Mode to lower all of your tracks simultaneously by a fixed amount.


This is a LOT easier than lowering them all manually and then having to deal with volume envelopes.
2016/09/24 11:09:29
chuckebaby
I find a good metering plug in helps get more pin point precision. you can use Sonars meters. not a problem.
I just prefer and suggest to others a good metering plug in can help a great deal in finding small differences in RMS, Peak and even the K System. I mention small difference, but those small changes are the difference between a great mix and an outstanding mix. remember a meter is one of the most important tools you have. its second next to your ears which should always be trusted. but a visual is an absolute must to know your hearing what your seeing is correct.
2016/09/25 20:24:25
kawika
OK Bristle...thanks.
 
Chucke, can you recommend a good metering plug in?
 
Lastly...just for my own edification, why can't you just turn your Master output down when levels are undesirably high? Are you in jeopardy of a cold output? Perhaps, the reason is, you wouldn't have addressed the hot input feeding the Master?  Just curious?
2016/09/26 03:51:38
Bristol_Jonesey
Running your MB at 0dB means your are getting the full benefit of whatever your converters can deliver.
2016/09/29 22:11:12
kawika
Thank You!
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