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  1. Thanks so much! That's what I was hoping, I can now confidently experiment with aux's within the track stack
  2. Thanks, my old Logic 10.4 won't let me, at least not without a work-around, so I was wondering if I could do it with a group?
  3. Is it possible to create a group with it's own bus and incorporate that into a summing track stack? Here I'd like to group the basses, so as to have one channel strip outputting them, but still keep them within the D&B summing track stack
  4. Hi, I'm happy with one main bus for drums and bass, as it unifies the groove I feel - still as I'm often dealing with 3 or 4 bass tracks I'd like to sub-group them, with the bus I'm on old Logic 10.4 Is there a solid way for mixing/stem-mastering etc?
  5. I'm glad it works out with the Enveloper, with no latency or other problems Something for the 'toolbox'
  6. Thanks Atlas If I place the Enveloper directly on the track with that setting it thins the sound of the drums, whereas used on the aux send and backed off - the sound is better for my purposes I'm going to bounce the drums as a stem and re-import so I can work on the bass separately later
  7. Hi, I wished to to try Enveloper on my drum bus, but not send the whole signal - I've used it on an aux send (bus 6) on my Drums&Bass bus, and it sounds OK I'm just wondering if this is good practise? Best, Pete
  8. Yes, I would too, what confused me a bit was going to 24 bit - from the internal Logic 32 bit floating point, so I've decided not to dither the 'pre-master' (in my workflow) but only dither the final bounce, to both 24 and 16 bit 44.1 And I'm hoping this is the best practise in this case
  9. In the end I'm dithering the last bounce : POWR-1 Seems a safe bet - thanks for the info!
  10. Hi des99, Well I've done it without dither but with Waves 'Analog' engaged, for the 2444 file, I'm wondering if I even need to dither the 16bit 'CD' file? Anyway it sounds great to me
  11. Hi des99 I believe the reason would be, that as we're using the Waves SSL comp anyway, which has an analog function, which adds a 'pleasant low level noise' from there, was I to use that would Dither still be necessary? I'm mastering a melodic tech house ep right now, and I believe this is being done in the genre by another respected engineer - up until now I've just dithered every bounce
  12. All good - so one more important question, I believe maybe Yoad Nevo said - does anyone know to confirm - Waves analog noise - as from the SSL bus compressor - can substitute for dither in this situation ?
  13. Thanks, des99 - so the best quality I can get for my pre-master in Logic is 24bit? What about dithering, should I dither the pre-master or only the master?
  14. Hi Guys, I've been wondering about dither, and 32 bit floating point, in mastering. I've been exporting in 32 bit floating point, which confusingly gives me 2 files, one labelled 24 bit. So I import that file into the mastering session, it appears with a 24 bit label too! (I have imported the file labelled simply .wav which info says is 32 bit) Anyway I then apply normal dither when bouncing the master in 2444 - can anyone clarify whats happening here?
  15. Thanks David, Ah, well maybe there is something similar available? I'm looking at a project from 10.5 which I've opened and plays fine, just missing icons - and I do like the look of the 2D ;-0 Best, Pete
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