Musicians Collaboration Studio
How To => Production Tips and Tricks! => Topic started by: Paulo on May 04, 2008, 09:48:26 AM
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Before reading my post, look at the attached file...
Guys, I gotta be a freak but I just don't get it. I read this article a dozen times and still, I wonder what Har Bal has to do with it :o
I mean... Who ever wrote this article started with a file loaded in Har Ball wich shows me something that I can see in my other little things I have but, he keeps saying, - "Do not continue without this tool".
Then, all the mastering process is done with other applications, mainly Wavelab and Waves plugins, wich are the applications that I use since the times when computers could do such things on about 1996.
I wonder what Har ball has to do with this article... Am I wondering or is this a joke?
I mean, I know that Har Ball is capable of a lot of things although I don't own it and never used it, what I mean is, what's Har Bal doing in this article? Only showing the peaks and valleys?
What am I missing here?
Hey guys, got nothing against Har Bal wich I knows loads of people use it and they find it just great, it's exacly like I said, I don't understand why it starts with a file loaded into it and then all the rest is done by other stuff :-[
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You're right it doesn't really say alot about Har-bal , but you can use Harb-bal before the mastering process they suggest to stop the compressor working too hard.
I've tried doing as they suggest and didn't like what I ended up with. I don't think you should really need a multi-band compressor if you mixed it properly , as it's more of a corrective tool. I might use one on a mix that I'd been given to master that had too much/little of certain frequencies.
Har-bal is great , but there are better ways to use it than this article suggests.
CD
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....but you can use Harb-bal before the mastering process they suggest to stop the compressor working too hard.
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Sure, but I can do the same using Wavelab, I don't need Har-Bal to show me a graphic, that's what I was wondering, dig?
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....but you can use Harb-bal before the mastering process they suggest to stop the compressor working too hard.
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Sure, but I can do the same using Wavelab, I don't need Har-Bal to show me a graphic, that's what I was wondering, dig?
But you can't adjust it the same way in Wavelab as you can in Har-Bal...watch the video..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VS5Kcrx4BYw&eurl=http://www.har-bal.com/
CD
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That's my point CD... I know that HB is able to do a lot of things but this article shows nothing about HB, only some Eq'S images, everything else is done with Wavelab and Waves Plugins. I wonder if they're trying to sell HB or Wavelab/Waves, LOL :)
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Well, after this article I took a look at Har-Bal and it looks really good.
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It's a very useful tool