If Logic's EQ clips and the third party EQ doesn't, this could be a hint to a bug in Logic's EQ. If you have access to a third party digital EQ, copy the settings and see/hear if the clipping is gone. The EQ settings you posted can't possibly clip anything since you applied only cuts and therefore lowered the energy (btw, the output is set to -2 although you're only cutting.).
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You can only choose between 16 and 24bit recording (Logic Pro X -> Preferences -> Audio -> Devices: check or uncheck 24-Bit Recording).īut as long as you don't record the plugin this is of no importance in this matter. I never worked with Logic but after a short research I found out that it seems to work with 32bit FP internally, which would prevent all channels' input from clipping. Call me!!! You'll see what I mean by "Il bel casino!!!" Anyone who doesnt know what I'm talking about - take a trip BY TRAIN from to Napoli, and when you get through the doors of the central station in Napoli. I can tweak things after the fact, by for example using Audition - which I've used for years as a Mastering hub, although gotta say that DSP-Quattro IS fanastic!Īnd Stefano and the guys there those wonderful type of Italians who just demonstrate to the rest of "il bel casino" (the beautiful mess) how it SHOULD be done! Ie don't sit on your ass and expect a corrupt Gov t to make your lives any better any time soon.
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If you can tell me how to check that, I'd be grateful.ĪLSO - it would be good top be able to set the iMac DEFAULT in that case at 48K and 32 bit. This is a relatively (for me at least) new iMac, late 2012, spec in the pix.
96K for me is just a "bright" 48K!! I dont know how to check whether I'm running in 32bit or 24bit. I'm at 48K, which is great - I try to do everything these days in 48K. I checked how I was running Logic last night, (and btw I'm using an Apollo Twin Core Duo (Thunderbolt) as Audio Interface). And sure enough - that crackling WAS there, but now I look out for it, and I discovered that if I slice that chunk as you can see in the EQ - THAT'S where the problem lies - at least in this instance. I was working, using Ethera EVI, from (think it's Big Fish) - LOVE this particular vocal software, because it sounds SO natural and when I use it, it gives me all sorts of new ideas for hooks, vocal riffs etc.
They can also make things much worse, so I have to be careful about what I'm doing! Grateful for any advice! SRĬlick to expand.Hey. I'm getting better at it, and oddly things like Sonnox's D'essers - for some reason - CAN occasionally help. So the mix has to come down to that level. I'm becoming aware that there are certain gain levels for things like Choirs above which I cannot go, because this crackling happens again. I'm doing SOMETHING badly wrong with a combo of EQ and compression, coz I've just begin to notice if I sometimes don't bother putting ANY EQ on a track (especially if it's something like Spitfire's Strings) I avoid the crackling. I thought it might be my monitors, or cans. I THINK there's something around 645Hz, and again around 4K, but that's it.
I CANNOT for the life of me isolate the frequency.
Nothing on the board is hiring red, and yet I can hear a crackling sound. Click to expand.Sorry - I was planning to ask you for any advice you could give on why so many of my mixes sound "crackly," but I just had to get the Man Parrish crap off my chest.
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