Tag: DAW
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Panning vs Balancing
Panning Balancing – with a Balance Panner you can Not Sum Left + Right to Mono (Only Either L or R) DAW Panning Tricks – Panning is very Important since we have Possibilities to Output in Stereo – Imagine that the End Listener my have just One Speaker, a Stereo Set, a Stereo Set whit…
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Pre Fader vs Post Fader Sends
General – Pre / Post Option Defines where a Send will Split Off from the Track Signal – i.e. Pre Fader means Before the Channel Fader and Post Fader After the Channel Fader – Do Not Mix Pre / Post in a Mix Session, i.e.either Go with Pre or with Post to Avoid go in…
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Sample Rate
– a Sampling Frequency at 44.1kHz is the CD Standard, i.e. 44100 Times of Acoustic Information Occur Every Second – Tischmeyer Further States that Noise can be Added from 16000kHz Upwards (in a Skilful Manner) to Add Brilliance Instead Using Sample Rates Above 44 – when Too Many Samples Get Dropped you Get Quantization Errors…
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Signal Flow
General – How to Preserve a Clean Routed Signal Inside a DAW 1) Processing Order – Pitch Correction Tools Need the Best Possible Audio Resolution to Work with, that is why they Appear on Top of the Routing Chain – EQ can also be Placed before a Compressor, but always Keep in Mind that Changing…