EQ'ing/Boosting a recorded track.
EQ'ing/Boosting a recorded track. Posted on: 04.03.2010 by Joanie Kublin I recorded a mash up kind of track in Traktor, basically 2 tracks played over each other. Put in through audacity to try and boost the highs and the bass a bit and it sounds ok - but when I load it back into traktor the waveform is pretty flat and it lacks the punch of the professional produced tracks. Is there anything I can do to sort out the sound/waveform? Thanks | |
| Joanie Kublin 04.03.2010 | I recorded a mash up kind of track in Traktor, basically 2 tracks played over each other. Put in through audacity to try and boost the highs and the bass a bit and it sounds ok - but when I load it back into traktor the waveform is pretty flat and it lacks the punch of the professional produced tracks. Is there anything I can do to sort out the sound/waveform? Thanks |
| Joanie Kublin 04.03.2010 | Yea I believe I'm going to have to re-record it in Ableton |
| Fredericka Pluhar 04.03.2010 | I don't believes that there is a possibility to increase the volume. Maybe it is better just to try doing this in Traktor or, even better, in Ableton. |
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