Best Practices Mixing, Mastering Tips
Posted: Thu Jan 07, 2010 6:38 pm
Hello,
I'll create an automated mix in DP with the mixing board and it sounds fine.
When I record the mix to a track and play it back either as a Soundbite or as an exported file from Soundbite the mix does not sound as good. For one thing, the Synthology Ivory full chords piano plays back too hot - when it didn't sound hot or look hot in DP.
Are there any good best practices resources or tips available on going from a good DP mix to a final recorded mix?
Also, when exporting a Soundbite as an AIFF file what Bit Depth and Sample Rates are best in the Core Audio Export Options window? (I have been taking the exported file into Peak Pro 6 for Normalizing and then importing the audio into Final Cut.)
Thanks!
I'll create an automated mix in DP with the mixing board and it sounds fine.
When I record the mix to a track and play it back either as a Soundbite or as an exported file from Soundbite the mix does not sound as good. For one thing, the Synthology Ivory full chords piano plays back too hot - when it didn't sound hot or look hot in DP.
Are there any good best practices resources or tips available on going from a good DP mix to a final recorded mix?
Also, when exporting a Soundbite as an AIFF file what Bit Depth and Sample Rates are best in the Core Audio Export Options window? (I have been taking the exported file into Peak Pro 6 for Normalizing and then importing the audio into Final Cut.)
Thanks!