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disco violence · 11-04-2010, 09:00 AM

One tip I got from Gearslutz:
Do following:
when your mix is ready in Nuendo/Cubase or any other program these are the steps:
1) for every channel turn the input level back untill it reaches -22dBFS individually
(in Cubase for example hold shift and turn the input knob back)
2) use the insert plug ins only on every channel you used to achieve the volumes you had before
Example: if you used Softube Techtube increase the output knob to reach the same level before you turned down the input gain knob
LET THE PLUG INS DO THEIR JOB AND BELIEVE ME YOU GET A TRANSPARENCY AND WARMTH YOU NEVER HAD BEFORE. In fact it's like working with an analogue console.
I know everyone have theit own preferences concerning using the type of plug ins.
I work with Softube and UAD only.
We can discuss about this for ages but one advise: USE YOUR EARS !!!!!!!!

11-04-2010, 09:00 AM	#1
disco violence Pro Member Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Shid Posts: 1,135	Jel neko cuo za ovo-Analog warmth in the digital domain One tip I got from Gearslutz: Do following: when your mix is ready in Nuendo/Cubase or any other program these are the steps: 1) for every channel turn the input level back untill it reaches -22dBFS individually (in Cubase for example hold shift and turn the input knob back) 2) use the insert plug ins only on every channel you used to achieve the volumes you had before Example: if you used Softube Techtube increase the output knob to reach the same level before you turned down the input gain knob LET THE PLUG INS DO THEIR JOB AND BELIEVE ME YOU GET A TRANSPARENCY AND WARMTH YOU NEVER HAD BEFORE. In fact it's like working with an analogue console. I know everyone have theit own preferences concerning using the type of plug ins. I work with Softube and UAD only. We can discuss about this for ages but one advise: USE YOUR EARS !!!!!!!!