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Tx Michael
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Hi Minkus,
That is correct. You can participate in the blacklisted sites with other tracks that are different from the tracks you upload to AudioSparx.
Regards,
Lee Johnson
lee@audiosparx.comAs I suspected, no problem as long as they are different tracks.
MichaelL come in !!!!!!
Licensee disallows Licensor’s participation for any Works to be sold at AudioSparx from being offered for license at “bargain basement pricing” stock audio sites .
I am not a lawyer but I would see that as not the same tracks, for clarification AS really needs to comment as its not absolutely clear english I suppose.
Premium Beat is exclusive so you couldn’t have the same tracks on AS.
Funny.
A different side to his great talent.
A very good spectrum analyser is really important no matter how good or bad your hearing is.
A good analyser will make upper freq that you may push very obvious, for most pop/rock tracks you can use a plus 3 db curve to flatten the analyser response to make it more readable.
http://www.nugenaudio.com/visualizer-audio-analysis-suite-fft-level-meter-plugin-aax-au-vst_26
I use this one, my hearing is age related and from 12k down it dips, I thankfully took care of my ears when on the road, I know so many people with tinnitus.
A very young me at 1.20 from 1990
If you have Cubase there is an arranger mode which non destructively allows you to re arrange a project.If happy you can then flatten the “arrangement” to the timeline. Brilliant feature for edits.
Spitfire just released an ensemble version of Mural, not crazy money. If all you are using is the basics it may be worth checking out.
I wrote the Irish World Cup theme song with Larry Mullen from U2 in 1990, it earned a fair amount of backend.
From an Irishman congrats!!!
If you are talking about volume automation maybe a http://www.presonus.com/products/faderport may be a better idea or another MCU.The sliders on the Novation are ok but nothing like a real fader and for me using a mouse would be preferrable.
I do use Logic 10 and tried auto mapping, the annoying thing is it creates a duplicate of every plugin in your folder which in my case makes it unmanageable. With Logics new plugin organiser you could I suppose separate them.
If I want more tactile control of parameter I just midi learn it to a knob and away I go, I can’t see the need to have every parameter on a plugin accessed like this especially as there is no visual feedback on the controller as to which one it is.
Now if you are talking about the AVID desks etc then its a different ballpark altogther.
I would guess your Trinity has a reasonably nice action although not weighted, the cheaper controller keyboards can be horrible for piano players, you really need to play them. MAudio for a while had a very bad reliability problem. I use a novation Impulse 49, ok for synth parts but not for piano. Automap in theory sounds wonderful but I never really use it.Its a very personal thing, in its price range (cheap) the Novation stuff is good.