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kelp7
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Joined: 01 Jun 2003

Posted: Wed Feb 13 2008 22:35 EQ in the mixer window
Hi, Is there any way to apply automation pattern-by-pattern to the EQ settings in the mixer window? Cheers kelp

kelp7
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Joined: 01 Jun 2003

Posted: Thu Feb 14 2008 20:49
i'll take the silence as a 'no'

Yannick
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Joined: 16 Apr 2003
Location: Belgium

Posted: Thu Feb 14 2008 21:35
Indeed. The EQ cannot be automated.

Martin
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Joined: 05 May 2003
Location: Norway

Posted: Thu Feb 14 2008 21:37 dont think so
I dont think that you can automate the built in EQ - you would have to get a VST EQ and then apply automation to the VST as usual. EDIT: Yannick beat me to it
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kelp7
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Posted: Fri Feb 15 2008 22:06

Yannick wrote:

Indeed. The EQ cannot be automated. Wink

Would this ever be considered for future development?

kelp7
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Posted: Fri Feb 15 2008 22:07
Re: dont think so

Martin wrote:

I dont think that you can automate the built in EQ - you would have to get a VST EQ and then apply automation to the VST as usual.

EDIT: Yannick beat me to it Wink

Ah right, well.... i've not really got into using VSTs yet (and i've been using madtracker since about '03 Smile

)

Amok
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Joined: 24 Dec 2007
Location: Germany

Posted: Sat Feb 16 2008 00:27
Re: dont think so

kelp7 wrote:

Martin wrote:

I dont think that you can automate the built in EQ - you would have to get a VST EQ and then apply automation to the VST as usual.

EDIT: Yannick beat me to it Wink

Ah right, well.... i've not really got into using VSTs yet (and i've been using madtracker since about '03 Smile

)

Thats hard. Im using madtracker since december 2007 and today im using VSTs for almost everything (instruments, EQing, Mastering...).

Only VST-Drums really suck...

http://www.andreasjanke.net

Martin
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Location: Norway

Posted: Sat Feb 16 2008 21:01
@Kelp I would encourage you to start using VST, you can learn the basics in a couple of hours and I+ m pretty sure you will appreciate the new posibilities!
~ http://martin.madtracker.net ~

kelp7
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Posted: Sat Feb 16 2008 21:46

Martin wrote:

@Kelp I would encourage you to start using VST, you can learn the basics in a couple of hours and I+ m pretty sure you will appreciate the new posibilities!

Hi Martin,

At the moment, i'm able to do everything i need with just samples i think Smile

I write 80% of my tunes in Madtracker, a bit like a template and then i export all channels to individual WAVs and import them into Cool Edit Pro 2.0's multitrack session and do the last 20% (normally tweaking) in there, then mixdown to a single wav from there too...

maybe i *should* think about VSTs Smile

i know there's more sound possibilities, i'm quite stuck in my ways i guess Smile

elblanco
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Joined: 09 Mar 2008

Posted: Sun Mar 09 2008 07:01

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Hi Martin,

At the moment, i'm able to do everything i need with just samples i think Smile

i know there's more sound possibilities, i'm quite stuck in my ways i guess Smile

Trust me, it's scary, but worth the leap.

HAWK1
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Joined: 30 Oct 2007
Location: Holland

Posted: Wed Apr 15 2009 19:13
Re: dont think so

[quote="Amok"]

kelp7 wrote:

Martin wrote:

Ah right, well.... i've not really got into using VSTs yet (and i've been using madtracker since about '03 Smile

)

Thats hard. Im using madtracker since december 2007 and today im using VSTs for almost everything (instruments, EQing, Mastering...).

Only VST-Drums really suck...

any tips how to make drum tracks pump to the max? Rolling Eyes

I want my sound to be as loud as a regular audio track but I cannot figure out how to get there Embarassed

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