Posts tagged ‘Pro Tools’
Gobbler – Back up for Audio Professionals
Gobbler is this really cool new service that lets you back up your music projects entirely in the cloud! Its similar to Dropbox in that it does all the guess work for you BUT Gobbler is tailored for audio professionals like you and me! It is compatible with all the major DAW’s like Pro Tools, Logic, Cubase, Reason, Reaper, Abelton Live and tons more! They are giving out 25 GB of in the cloud storage for you audio projects FREE before December! After that they go down to 5 GB free so jump on it!
If you haven’t signed up for Gobbler yet, what are you waiting for?
Avid Pro Tools 9 Native!
Protools has finally gone the way that it should have long ago….NATIVE! No more locked interfaces! You can now use Protools with ANY brand interface now! Awesome!
Bad news? LE and M powered are now obsolete…Don’t you hate that? Check out the full list of features, look at the whole Pro Tools line or order it now!
The Modern Newbie Files: Intro
There are a few very important things that every newbie should know before starting to record, produce, or make beats.
- All software is the same sound quality. ProTools doesn’t sound better than Acid Pro.
- Expensive mics are not the most important thing in get high quality recordings.
- You do not need tons of expensive software instruments to have a lot of high quality sounds to use.
- You do not need tons of expensive software fx to make your recordings the best they can be.
- You do not need 50 gb of drum sounds.
- You do not need to pay a ton for great drum sounds.
- 0db doesn’t always mean 0db. Actually there is no such thing as 0db. Because db refers to a scale that is used and you have to be clear on what scale is being used. So, NEVER SAY 0db or -6db or -12db or any other number. You need to say dbVu, or dbFS, or dbPPM.
So now that we have some basic things to remember I’m going to explain them all in more detail later. There are a lot of other things that you must know be these are some of the most common things I see.