software for equalizing??

[Gandy]

hey guys, what software do you use to equalise and sound level your tracks, some tracks i have sound "louder" than others and its really annoying when bringing one in and its like twice as loud

cheers

[eggssell]

i just use the mixers equaliser. but then again i dont really have anything thats half as loud?

what are you playing low end mp3s?

[Gandy]

nope 320kbs

[eggssell]

oh.

as above yeah i just use the mixer.

[Jaz]

i was gonna say "the Gain" the other day but i didnt want it to come across like a smart ass lol

[Gandy]

i was more talking about something like mixed in key that fixes the sound level and makes it all one standard, instead of sounding too loud or too soft maybe i didnt explain it properly

[Jaz]

so basically like putting a compressor on the whole recorded mix?

[Ravni]

so basically like putting a compressor on the whole recorded mix?

I know that mixed in key now have a program that has a compressor that basically has a compressor that rounds of square waves of tracks that have been poorly compressed to give a better sound apparently its good but i have not used it

i got the old mixed in key program cbf upgrading

[Gandy]

so basically like putting a compressor on the whole recorded mix?

basically yeh

[SourceRaver]

I think you want to 'normalize' your tracks so google that instead. I used to use Steinberg Wavelab and you could normalize a single track or a whole mix.

Also...

Keep your channel faders at about 70% so if the incomming track is a bit soft, you can bump the volume without touching the gain on the mixer. The gain on my DJM3000 is really sensative and really small adjustments can up/lower the volume a lot. So best to use the channel faders.

[Gandy]

normalize is exactly the word i was looking for just couldnt put what i was thinking in my retarded head into a question thanks

+rep