I'm looking to get a new mixer/controller for ableton. Right now i'm leaning towards the xone 3-d. any thoughts on those or others that may be better?

http://www.digidesign.com/index.cfm?lang...emid=25669

A short video and then some examples showing a real ssl mix and one done on pro tools with the waves plugins. Close your eyes and try to tell the difference between the two ;-)

Hey, my name is DJ Phoenix, im working on promoting the Bexhill leg of the BBC BLAST tour, the tour is a collection of free workshops aimed at specific areas of the media which include film, photography and music so if anyone here or anyone you know of would like to come along and learn from the best then dont hesitate to get in there and get the skills you need to be the best at what you do.

Hi..
umm.. me again..
Just looking at the sony oxford products and it seems that the bundles come with the eq, the dynamics and the inflator plugin. None of the bundles seem to come with the limiter - which i would have thought would be more desirable.
So what is the difference between an inflator and a limiter?

thanks in advance..
- james

Hi my name is daniel,
i am new here, and i think is amazing what you guys are doing. I want to thank everyone that supports it.
Thank you Jesse!

Best regards
From Miami

Daniel

I read somewhere that its good to separate the composing and mixing process by exporting all your tracks to audio files and then reimporting them to begin mixing - so you don't end up composing more while you are mixing etc.

So i exported my tracks (using logic) to check this out (haven't done this before) and found that the bus channels don't come out. So basically i would have to start re-routing sidechains, reverb & delay buses and everthing??

What are your thoughts on separating this process? Is that how you do it?

some new and exciting stuff goin' on in this latest version...

have a look here...

http://futuremusic.com/blog/?p=1975

Hi guys,
I'm realizing the joys of stereo panning and want to make a synth sound really wide. I have discovered a stereo spreader plugin in logic, but since i am using a synth anyway, is there a way to create a wide stereo field in the first place?

I have tried using a couple of oscillators, making them subtly different and panning them left & right, which works, but it doesn't seem to result in an amazingly wide sound.. any tricks?

Once again the Sugar Factory will host workshop I'm involved with during the Amsterdam Dance Event. This time its the Dutch release of Reason 4 which I will be presenting a masterclass for.

Will happen on October 18th. Tickets will probably be scarce so get them now if you're interested.

http://www.365mag.com/index.php?pg=news&...c+Magazine

Hi,

I was wondering if anyone knew of any plug ins that striped the center from a stereo file, I'm trying to strip the vocals out of a track, and be able to have the center image, and the left and right, and have both to use. I guess it would be an M-S Decoder? not sure if Im right though.

Ive used the, invert/nudge technique but that doesnt always work, If I had the instrumental of the same track I suppose it would cancel any instrumental artifacts left in the above mentioned phasing technique.

So would the M -S decoder be useful for this job? do they even make decoder or is it just encoders?

I found this hardware piece (http://www.dangerousmusic.com/s&m.html) and I guess it would do the trick, but was wondering if it came in a software version?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Rambunkcious