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Hi. Your songs are very good. Once you jump into the DAW world, you can start building your production chops, with virtual instruments, software plug-ins, onboard mastering, etc... One program that will be very beneficial to you is called Melodyne, which takes your vocal track and digitally "snaps" the pitch to right where you want it to be, with just a few clicks of the mouse. It's truly magical, and it has probably been used by every major recording artist/producer for the better part of 10-15 years now. That alone would bring your songs to that next level, and it sure is easier than doing 100+ vocal takes and still being just a tad off in spots. Hope this helps.
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Dean, I just got the Tascam tutorial DVD a couple days ago. It is very helpful, so thanks again.jdkotaska wrote: ↑Mon Dec 09, 2019 4:50 amJust throwing this info out there in case it might be helpful:wallypeterson wrote: ↑Mon Dec 09, 2019 4:06 amThanks Dean, that's the same unit I have. I've had it less than a year and am still figuring out how to optimize recording and production with it. Thanks for the encouragement!
There are plenty of good videos about different aspects of the unit on YouTube, but I used this tutorial and it really helped me: https://www.amazon.com/Tascam-DP-24-Vid ... 008D2VA10/
I also printed off and read the PDF manual from the Tascam website and referred back to it as needed.
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I don't think that you should "bend" to any kind of contemporary / mainstream music if it is not the kind of your music. You always should have fun in what you are doing. The chances do not get better if someone doesn't stick to his own style.
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Hey Wally...I use the original TASCAM DP24 and I no longer MASTER on it...Don't know if you still do, but I found the MASTER was never loud enough on my unit. I use an online MASTERING which does a better job of it...Here's the link if you wanna try it...You do nothing but upload the song and it does the rest and it's FREE....
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Interesting, so they don't retain any rights to the master? I checked around and couldn't see any terms of service.SteveAlton wrote: ↑Sun Aug 23, 2020 4:39 pmHey Wally...I use the original TASCAM DP24 and I no longer MASTER on it...Don't know if you still do, but I found the MASTER was never loud enough on my unit. I use an online MASTERING which does a better job of it...Here's the link if you wanna try it...You do nothing but upload the song and it does the rest and it's FREE....
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Hummingbird, not sure what you are talking about...I am talking about him "Mastering" his mixdown through an online source versus on his TASCAM DP32...hummingbird wrote: ↑Sun Aug 23, 2020 6:14 pmInteresting, so they don't retain any rights to the master? I checked around and couldn't see any terms of service.SteveAlton wrote: ↑Sun Aug 23, 2020 4:39 pmHey Wally...I use the original TASCAM DP24 and I no longer MASTER on it...Don't know if you still do, but I found the MASTER was never loud enough on my unit. I use an online MASTERING which does a better job of it...Here's the link if you wanna try it...You do nothing but upload the song and it does the rest and it's FREE....
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I am asking if that free on-line mastering is provided by a service without any ownership in the resulting master which might be pitched to film/tv opportunities that state the person submitting needs to own the master. Looking around the site, I could not see terms of service....
but I could be out to lunch, I very often sometimes am
but I could be out to lunch, I very often sometimes am

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It is your song & Master...You download it...No strings attached..hummingbird wrote: ↑Mon Aug 24, 2020 3:14 amI am asking if that free on-line mastering is provided by a service without any ownership in the resulting master which might be pitched to film/tv opportunities that state the person submitting needs to own the master. Looking around the site, I could not see terms of service....
but I could be out to lunch, I very often sometimes am![]()
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