LD2000 Showtime Query

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Originally Posted by soforene

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Besides, it's fun learning about the features of the LD system
Have you seen how much gear you get to play with !! :eek:

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Isn't that the truth!

I still have "whoa !" moments just about everytime I fire my system up!
Of course, I'm spending more time now with the online help files, which does actually seem to be making a difference :p

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Originally Posted by Stuka

... I'm spending more time now with the online help files, which does actually seem to be making a difference :p

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Oho !!
So you are "The Oracle" then?
That's good to know ........
;)

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Originally Posted by soforene

Oho !!
So you are "The Oracle" then?
That's good to know ........
;)

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NOT me!! :eek:
I claim no level of expertise at this point - MAYBE after releasing a couple of shows (or 3 or 4 ...) :o

BTW -

What software are you guys using to edit the audio you're using with Showtime?
(trying to keep the thread somewhat on track!!)

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Originally Posted by Stuka

NOT me!! :eek:
I claim no level of expertise at this point - MAYBE after releasing a couple of shows (or 3 or 4 ...) :o

BTW -

What software are you guys using to edit the audio you're using with Showtime?
(trying to keep the thread somewhat on track!!)

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Not that i've done that much audio editing, but I tend to use Audacity.

Jem

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Originally Posted by Stuka

What software are you guys using to edit the audio you're using with Showtime?
(trying to keep the thread somewhat on track!!)

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Steinberg Cubase 4 for making compositions/adding effects/samples/EQ'ing, and Steinberg Wavelab for editing wave-files, mastering, normalizing,etc.

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Originally Posted by Stuka

....trying to keep the thread somewhat on track ..

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Huh? :confused:
We started off chatting about LD2000 and we still are.
I didn't notice Tinkerbell whining about Ye olde worlde formate in this thread. :p

I tend to be a bit of a tart and just pick up the odd bit of audio software as I need it.
Presently installed is Sound Editor Deluxe but I have no favourites as I only need to muck about with audio occasionally (unlike "MC Mix Master Jemski").

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Originally Posted by soforene

Huh? :confused:
We started off chatting about LD2000 and we still are.
I didn't notice Tinkerbell whining about Ye olde worlde formate in this thread. :p

I tend to be a bit of a tart and just pick up the odd bit of audio software as I need it.
Presently installed is Sound Editor Deluxe but I have no favourites as I only need to muck about with audio occasionally (unlike "MC Mix Master Jemski").

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Works for me :D

Yeah, that's a serious audio editing setup he's got!

I actually have Cakewalk Sonar 7 - just haven't got around to installing and using it yet! :o Currently using Adobe Soundbooth, which seems to be OK for basic mixing (but really haven't used it that much yet, either...)

Concerning Showtime audio, has anyone noticed any pros / cons / issues with using one particular audio file format over the other?

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Originally Posted by Stuka

Concerning Showtime audio, has anyone noticed any pros / cons / issues with using one particular audio file format over the other?

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I'm always using WAV-format, that will show up as wave-format above your tracks (so you can see the beats, breaks/etc.).

I did read that WAV's are a bit more stable timewise whereas MP3's could have a tendency to "drift".
But that was a while ago when LD2000 was but a twinkle in my eye. :)

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Originally Posted by soforene

MC Mix Master Jemski

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I Like it, I think i'm going to change my name by deed poll :D

Now I just need to grow some hair and get rid of the belly so I can slip back into my 1980's leather trousers ;)

Jem