was reading this
book, it has a good analysis on sampling. But in a little i'm about to read chapter 4 on how to sample and all that to get back too it and learn anything I missed.
Edit: well, I read yesterday some pages and learn some shyt, cleared my understanding of some shyt., got to read more today. I downloaded wavelab elements and spent the day learning that and recorded the song with gain staging as close as one can get and trim it to as perfect as i could to see if it reads the bpm in those programs i got. but i saved it as wave, I might have to save as mp3, i will see today . I'll probably normalize it the right levels completely. Someone from this site told to try wavelabs and it's great, not as intuitive as cool edit (remember that shyt) but it'ss cool to use for this purpose of recording and editing.
If anyone wants to know more about gain staging check this out:
Headroom in Audio: How to Get Levels for Mixing and Mastering
edit 2: well i made a mp3 320 version of the song. Tried with virtual dj and it reads 132.07, tried the mp3 and it said 131.79. Then i tryed serato and the same for the wave but the mp3 this time said 83 which is prob. right one. But how do i make sure anyone know?
edit 3: I got to figure this out myself and leave ya'll alone.. lol. But just going to finish with this one.
Ok, i went to soulseek and downloaded a bunch of mp3 and different bitrate of the song and tryed it on everything and they all say 132. Then i remembered I picked up this site
Song Key Finder | Your Source for Creating the Perfect Mashup | AudioKeychain from here and the mp3 of mine said 100bpm. Then i download a mp3 from soulseek and it said 99bpm. So i'm still not knowing still. lol How do y'all check for the bpm or get the bpm of a record?? The good thing is the key is always the same, so it must be it.
Just want to post again to drop off some info for those into doing gain staging right. Go here and read this post for info.
Hi all, In my daw(Ableton), I can normalize all tracks to whatever -db I choose(say -12 or -18) in pretty much one click. I was wondering if it's in any way worse than normal track-by-track gain Staging. It does make the process SUPER fast...
gearspace.com
then go here and cop this plug-in for 10 bucks, really great one that does rms and all types of gain staging, how it should be done.
TheNormalizer it's an auto gain staging plugin that helps you prepare your mix faster and better thanks to the automatic normalisation
www.hornetplugins.com
I thought I could just normalize the peaks and it would be fine, but read that post. Also, I think the song I have called back into the dream is 100 bpm cus i beat detected in fl studio 21 and it said 100.9. I won't know for sure until I start making the beat.
