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by Gary E. Andrews - 05/01/24 01:05 PM
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I did not load the BIAB instruments on to my hard drive because they are massive. I only loaded the exe. I attach the factory BIAB hard drive to my computer with USB and then set the path for the instrument tracks in the file path instructions. That might help.
I suggest that you do all your compressing and EQ in the daw when the entire mix is loaded in. I also highly recommend going to youtube and watch some videos on GAIN STAGING. Often people dont do that well enough and it makes a huge difference. The recommendations that I follow are....
Get every track in the mix done.
Delete all plug-ins and effects of any kind. Just raw dry tracks.
Gain stage every track to minus 10-12
and begin mixing from there.
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