Can do all that anyway using presets on the X32, but yes some presets so the subs aren't doing anything during the day is a good idea, thanks.***These aren't separate amp/passive speaker systems we're talking about, but active systems I suspect aren't engineered with the thought they're going to be ...

I'm head tech for a few small/medium sized venues all running active PA systems.Both I and the previous head tech had a lot of issues with speakers failing at what seems to be an excessive rate. I think I slowed things down a bit by setting up extra protection limiting on the desk matrices, but afte...

I remember Open Your Eyes as another great one, though the remake Vanilla Sky has sort of tainted it a bit for me.

PiChildren of MenRobocopThey LiveAll totally plausible.

monotremata wrote:Ok to clear up some Logic stuff...Youre audio is not at all 32 bits.No piece of hardware can top 24 anything youve recorded is at 24 bits and thats it. This is why there is only ONE checkbox in the Audio prefs that says 'Enable 24 bit recording' and you have no other options. Its e...

Ferrett wrote:Why would you dither a premaster? Im a master engineer and I would smack a man for doing that. There is never a need to dither twice.If we're going from a 32 bit float mix bus to 24 bit file then bit reduction is clearly occurring. It would surely make sense to dither it (at 24 bit of ...

Dave Roy wrote:The way I understand it is that 24 bit can capture dynamic information down to 144 dB which is below the noise floor of even the best signal chain. As Rodabod suggested the noise level of any 24 bit record should essentially act in the same way as applying dither.Bob Katz actually has...

benversluis wrote:If you haven't already, read "Mastering Audio" by Bob Katz. I had to read this for my last class and it covers dithering very well. Yes, excellent book. On reflection, dithering any time there is bit reduction makes the most sense, and I was just getting mixed up by (as opposed to ...

benversluis wrote:If you haven't already, read "Mastering Audio" by Bob Katz. I had to read this for my last class and it covers dithering very well. Yes, excellent book. On reflection, dithering any time there is bit reduction makes the most sense, and I was just getting mixed up by (as opposed to ...

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