Irwin J. Céspedes

This week I’m all to this one 😎

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Down Low – London Elektricity

D-Jam, post: 2090 wrote: I was just curious if Audacity or Wavepad have something like that.

Well, the WaveHammer it’s a Compressor+Maximizer packed in a 2-Stage processor. Audacity do have a Maximizer, but it is called “Amplifier” and a Compressor called, err, “Compressor”

Although, Audacity can load some LADSPA plugins (which are similar to VST ones) and you can use the “Barry’s Satan Maximiser”. Pretty nice, but if you tweak the knobs you’ll get a brutal overdose of maximization, and, we don’t want that, right?

So, the user can emulate the WaveHammer by doing a correction with a Compressor and/or Normalizer build in Audacity, and then apply the Amplifier or the “BS Maximizer” and get the sound by ear, but I think it’ll take time to do such a thing.

Cheers!

Emma Partnow, post: 1810 wrote: But for ‘Finalising’ my Mixes I will either ‘Master’ them myself; or use Izoptope Ozone 4

A question, Is Izotope Ozone similar to T-racks? (I mean, does it do the same work?)

And about the main question, I sometimes use Audacity on GNU/Linux (specifically LMDE and Linux Mint).

Although, have you tried Steinberg Wavelab? That’s some old and well down software. Another good option is Adobe Audition. Both are for Mac OS X and MS Windows

jezalenko wrote: I’m a Professional student. (so that means I’m offically broke and unemployed!!)

Hahaha, I know that feeling.

About myself, I’m an ESL Teacher and I’m currently taking my Licenciate Degree. Such a mess , btw 😀