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Old 02-03-2012, 12:25 AM   #16
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Do you use any audio software LirvA?

For example if you used Cubase you would just have to select the range for each track and cut and paste it to a new project or new track.

If not you should at least have a wave editor that can be used to cut the wave file up. Pretty sure there are a lot of freebies out there that could do that easily.
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Old 02-03-2012, 12:49 AM   #17
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I've got Audacity and Reaper imo. Dunno how to do it with either though imo.


Could probably figure it out if it's not hard.
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Old 02-03-2012, 12:53 AM   #18
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yeah it should be straight forward:

i found this on the audacity site about splitting mp3's - should be same process for wav files i think

http://audacity.sourceforge.net/manu...mmon_ed_1.html

so you would just keep splitting out the first track, save it, then split out the first track of your balance file etc, and keep going till you had all your separate tracks as individual files.
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Old 02-03-2012, 01:22 AM   #19
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tyvm sir!


I'll upload and post some of the songs tomorrow imo.
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Old 02-03-2012, 01:26 AM   #20
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Really good imo. Really good sound quality.

How's the music scene in Toronto?
Thanks man

I think people are starting to recognize it as legitimate for sure (if they didn't already). It's no LA/New York/London/Tokyo but what really is? Love my city though. It's an amazing place to live. Literally thousands of bars/clubs/concert venues to play of all sizes.

Justin Bieber/deadmau5 are from really close to toronto, Lights is getting pretty big, drake, one of the guys from Zeds Dead is a buddy of mine and they're doing great, the glowsticks **** there are tons of acts getting attention internationally I'd say, too many for me to name - Crystal Castles is another, so many.

Definitely not all for me but it makes people take a closer look at the area which is nice.
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Old 02-03-2012, 01:29 AM   #21
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Do you have any Pro Tools sessions of your stuff that you'd be willing to let me play around with?
I need to be careful with my sessions as I have a LOT of stuff unreleased but I know how it is if you just want to play around and learn. Two things I'll mention is that either my sessions are very large or very small and I often print my effects and hardware so you may not learn as much from my serial effect chain as you think (though the busses and fx are still there in some cases). I dunno where you're at with learning and stuff but I'm always down to help out if I can.

I have zero space on dropbox atm, I may end up buying more. If you get at me and have space on dropbox I'll see what I can do. What kind of session were you looking for?
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Old 02-03-2012, 02:05 AM   #22
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I'm actually an audio pro (post-production mixer), but I am trying to get better at mixing music.

I'm specifically looking for neo-soul/R&B (the live gig stuff was kind of close to that style in some ways) type stuff (my favorite kind of music) to play around with, since it tends to be "smoother" than a lot of the stuff I have been getting to work with the few times I get to work on music, these days (UK type indie rock). I'm basically doing a lot of experimentation, but want to have the ability to work on stuff that breathes.

If you print all your effects and stuff it's probably not too useful for me, as I'd be tied to a lot of what you did. It's cool if you don't have anything that would be helpful for me to play with, but I figured it was worth a shot, since I've been having a hard time trying to find someone who has some of that type of music recorded, and would be willing to part with a Pro Tools session. It could be something that's already out, as it's more about it being a song I like, and that I would be willing to listen to hundreds of times, more than anything else.
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Thanks man

I think people are starting to recognize it as legitimate for sure (if they didn't already). It's no LA/New York/London/Tokyo but what really is? Love my city though. It's an amazing place to live. Literally thousands of bars/clubs/concert venues to play of all sizes.

Justin Bieber/deadmau5 are from really close to toronto, Lights is getting pretty big, drake, one of the guys from Zeds Dead is a buddy of mine and they're doing great, the glowsticks **** there are tons of acts getting attention internationally I'd say, too many for me to name - Crystal Castles is another, so many.

Definitely not all for me but it makes people take a closer look at the area which is nice.

Man, I need to move to a good music city. I want to move to Denver, but thinking about Austin too.
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I'm actually an audio pro (post-production mixer), but I am trying to get better at mixing music.

I'm specifically looking for neo-soul/R&B (the live gig stuff was kind of close to that style in some ways) type stuff (my favorite kind of music) to play around with, since it tends to be "smoother" than a lot of the stuff I have been getting to work with the few times I get to work on music, these days (UK type indie rock). I'm basically doing a lot of experimentation, but want to have the ability to work on stuff that breathes.

If you print all your effects and stuff it's probably not too useful for me, as I'd be tied to a lot of what you did. It's cool if you don't have anything that would be helpful for me to play with, but I figured it was worth a shot, since I've been having a hard time trying to find someone who has some of that type of music recorded, and would be willing to part with a Pro Tools session. It could be something that's already out, as it's more about it being a song I like, and that I would be willing to listen to hundreds of times, more than anything else.
cool I'll take a look through my hard drives
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Old 02-03-2012, 02:22 PM   #25
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That big headed Strat is nice.
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Old 02-04-2012, 04:28 AM   #26
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Thank you. That is Michelle.


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Old 02-04-2012, 04:42 AM   #27
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Jelly Bean my Jaguar has the big headstock too imo


love the big ones imo
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Man, I need to move to a good music city. I want to move to Denver, but thinking about Austin too.
Funny you mention that because I was just out last night with some friends who were in Austin last week and they were telling me I'd love it there. I guess it's an awesome music city and they saw a ton of shows while they were there, all types of different bands I guess. Sounds like it'd be a good time. Never been to TX myself.
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Old 02-04-2012, 11:22 AM   #29
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Austin is simply amazing. The number of venues and level of talent is humbling. Just a great town for Live Music.
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Old 02-04-2012, 12:39 PM   #30
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Just got a call to do a jazz gig. Wow, been a while since I've played live jazz. We'll see how that goes.
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