I want to decrease volume of some fragments I recorded with nuendo and straight into the audio interface. That will decrease sound quality of that parts???
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Does decreasing volume of some recorded parts affect quality??
- Thread starter Music_for_life
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it does not if thats all you do, you know, just lower the volume! but then am not sure if that is what you mean?
as long as you´re not using some crappy device or broken vst, there won´t be any problems.
you can do it with a compressor (decreasing volume at any place that´s louder than the comp´s threshold), or manually via volume automation (=> google).
depending on the song, recorded track, and many more things, i sometimes do more than a hundred automation steps in a song. If done well, it´s certainly an improvement
you can do it with a compressor (decreasing volume at any place that´s louder than the comp´s threshold), or manually via volume automation (=> google).
depending on the song, recorded track, and many more things, i sometimes do more than a hundred automation steps in a song. If done well, it´s certainly an improvement
The original track won't be touched
You're just sending a lower level to the bus for the mix out.
The original will still be there for touch up if you need it.
Using automation is what a DAW is all about. Automate, VST, etc. after the track, so you always have the original.
You're just sending a lower level to the bus for the mix out.
The original will still be there for touch up if you need it.
Using automation is what a DAW is all about. Automate, VST, etc. after the track, so you always have the original.
