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Free Form - rocks! [message #70505]

Mon, 24 July 2006 11:03

Dan B
Messages: 54
Registered: June 2005

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So, after over 7 years with Paris I finally got around to using FreeForm mode
on my latest project recording the awesome percussionist Kofi Kari Kari for
what will be a an album with a new band Nero (English alternative folk with
hints of jazz/rock/classical/and more).

Woah. Freeform has seriously speeded up the editing and tracking process
- great when you're dealing with lots of alternative takes, or lots of takes
of the same thing thru multiple microphones.

Can't believe I didn't try it earlier. (I was afraid of switching back to
constrained mode and losing other takes; it never occured to me that I could
just leave it in freeform mode). For those who've not delved, it really doesn't
take long to get your head around...

Dan

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Re: Free Form - rocks! [message #70508 is a reply to message #70505]

Mon, 24 July 2006 11:53

John [1]
Messages: 2229
Registered: September 2005

Senior Member

Let us know how you're using it too.

Try setting a loop point about 5 seconds wider than you want and just loop
while recording (not punching in), then adjust the width of the objects to
taste. This way you get a nice lead and and can loop it 20 times till you
hit that golden vocal take.

"dan b" <daniel_burneNOSPAM@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
>So, after over 7 years with Paris I finally got around to using FreeForm
mode
>on my latest project recording the awesome percussionist Kofi Kari Kari
for
>what will be a an album with a new band Nero (English alternative folk with
>hints of jazz/rock/classical/and more).
>
>Woah. Freeform has seriously speeded up the editing and tracking process
>- great when you're dealing with lots of alternative takes, or lots of takes
>of the same thing thru multiple microphones.
>
>Can't believe I didn't try it earlier. (I was afraid of switching back to
>constrained mode and losing other takes; it never occured to me that I could
>just leave it in freeform mode). For those who've not delved, it really
doesn't
>take long to get your head around...
>
>Dan

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