21-08-2019, 10:56 AM
Oh I thought that's what you meant, but I deleted my first response to you.
What I said was: There is no gain automation in the tracks. You can't gain every track up through a master buss, that kind of thing is done through a VCA in post processing, but that just simply isn't happening here. These recordings are raw in straight from the preamps. The issue you're talking about is just simply the band playing louder as the song goes on. The band does this to increase the energy over time. Proof of this is the fact that the noise floor in the recordings don't increase (the noise floor would increase if the tracks were gained up). You got to remember, this is a live performance with real musicians.
In regards to the distortions, I solved this issue in my Mix 1.2. Mix 1.1 I was using a parallel 1176 side buss to give a more analogue feel, but I ditched it to clean things up a bit. If you're still hearing distortions in Mix 1.2, you might want to check whatever you're listening on isn't blown.
What I said was: There is no gain automation in the tracks. You can't gain every track up through a master buss, that kind of thing is done through a VCA in post processing, but that just simply isn't happening here. These recordings are raw in straight from the preamps. The issue you're talking about is just simply the band playing louder as the song goes on. The band does this to increase the energy over time. Proof of this is the fact that the noise floor in the recordings don't increase (the noise floor would increase if the tracks were gained up). You got to remember, this is a live performance with real musicians.
In regards to the distortions, I solved this issue in my Mix 1.2. Mix 1.1 I was using a parallel 1176 side buss to give a more analogue feel, but I ditched it to clean things up a bit. If you're still hearing distortions in Mix 1.2, you might want to check whatever you're listening on isn't blown.
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