Making my home studio Compatible with a Pro Studio

soundslave · 18th December 2006

The Problem:
I want to take a L/R mix of drums recorded in a great studio, and be able to record vox and other overdubs in my home studio, then back to a pro studio to mix.

With most pro studios being PT friendly, do I need PT to be able to be in cahoots with them? I only need to record 2 tracks at a time, though 4 would be cool.

**Most the stuff I've recorded so far is at 96**

The Solution:
???

cajonezzz · 18th December 2006

Nope.
just make sure that if your not on PT platform,that you consolidate ( make sure your audio files are start at the begining of the session) your files before bringing them to the mix place.

Make sure your fades are all clean first, no cliks or pops.

easy as pie.

stevep · 18th December 2006

All you need is sound files that are Pro Tools compatibale..Wav ect...

Then pop them on a hard drive bring them to the studio,Track your drums,go home add your tracks,Bring the drive back with all the Sound Files for mix, Easy

Just make sure all the tracks start at zero so they all line up

stevep · 18th December 2006

HA Ha Ha Craig,.... we posted the same thing at the same time...... Funny

LoL

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soundslave Gear interested Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 29 Thread Starter	Making my home studio Compatible with a Pro Studio The Problem: I want to take a L/R mix of drums recorded in a great studio, and be able to record vox and other overdubs in my home studio, then back to a pro studio to mix. With most pro studios being PT friendly, do I need PT to be able to be in cahoots with them? I only need to record 2 tracks at a time, though 4 would be cool. Most the stuff I've recorded so far is at 96 The Solution: ??? __________________ Sound Slave experience is everything

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cajonezzz Lives for gear Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Carlsbad Ca. Posts: 1,765	Nope. just make sure that if your not on PT platform,that you consolidate ( make sure your audio files are start at the begining of the session) your files before bringing them to the mix place. Make sure your fades are all clean first, no cliks or pops. easy as pie. __________________ http://recordingdrummerproducer.com http://socaldrumsociety.com http://ProCraftMedia.com ----------------------------------------------------------------- Watch your thoughts, for they become words. Watch your words, for they become actions. Watch your actions, for they become habits. Watch your habits, for they become character. Watch your character, for it becomes your destiny.

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stevep Lives for Jesus Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: orange county ca. Posts: 2,935	All you need is sound files that are Pro Tools compatibale..Wav ect... Then pop them on a hard drive bring them to the studio,Track your drums,go home add your tracks,Bring the drive back with all the Sound Files for mix, Easy Just make sure all the tracks start at zero so they all line up __________________ Steve Perkins Steve Perkins Fishing.com Creation Recording Studios .com Take a Kid Fishing Outreach John 3:16

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