Discuss the various methods you use in music production, from compressor settings to equipment type.
By bayareabully Fri Jul 22, 2011 5:04 pm
Ok there be some vids out there with just audio with CLEAR SOUND. How do I go about doing that?

I transfer my beat from the MPC to Adobe Audition on my Macbook Pro. Do some EQing, efx, etc etc then mixing down the individual tracks to 1 whole song so it converts it to mp3.

I open iMovie, upload a picture then loop it throughout the beat, drop the beat in for the sound. Since you cant just upload a mp3 on youtube. Of course all yall know that.

I upload it to youtube but it says I have to compress it first so I choose "High Quality" when its finished uploading, it sounds like Shiieet! Sounds low and not enough treble. Sounds like an old cassette tape.

Any help?
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By fasttrackpimp Fri Jul 22, 2011 7:14 pm
I was able to get it pretty clear before doing this. Import the beat into iMovie in a wav file will help first off, then export the "movie" using h.264(I think that's what it is), and if all goes well when it u/l's to youtube you'll have the option to up the quality to 1080p aka full quality.
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By DPM Wed Jul 27, 2011 1:33 am
i heard somewhere that you can bypass youtubes audio encoding bullshit by uploading a video with the audio rate at 48,000 hz

but what i've always done imported my music into WMM and then convert that file into an .mp4 file and the audio sounds pretty fine to me
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By duffy Wed Jul 27, 2011 2:04 am
**** wrote:leave enough headroom (i recommend -0.8 dbfs). reduces artifacts when compressed to mp3/aac.


SICK. :D
DPM wrote:i heard somewhere that you can bypass youtubes audio encoding **** by uploading a video with the audio rate at 48,000 hz

but what i've always done imported my music into WMM and then convert that file into an .mp4 file and the audio sounds pretty fine to me


SICK :D