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ludasan
Location: Venezuela
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 Posted - Wed Aug 13, 2003 11:15 pm
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i want to burn my music but wanted to know if is a expecific dbs cause i have made like a vocal input with microphone (is a good mic)...i have a sounblaster live do i need a better sound board so i can get a better quality on burning cds...who can i make a profesional masterize of a song...? i will apreciate if anybody reply...(new member) thx
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William Rose
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Posted - Thu Aug 14, 2003 12:01 am
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Let's see.....
Soundblaster Live! is not the world's best choice. But you may find it works fine for you.
However, your mic and soundcard do not influence the quality of CD-burning. But they do influence the quality of the music that you may want to burn to a cd. Understand ?
Did you have a specific problem, or question ? Or just general stuff ?
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ludasan
Location: Venezuela
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Posted - Thu Aug 14, 2003 9:37 pm
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THX for reply...do the better the sound card the better the output? do i need to buy a audigy sound card to have a good cd...? do i need to record with the mic in a special way , i did all the noise reduction stuff (real nice) but still the level for music and vocals combination shows diference can you help me thx
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William Rose
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Posted - Thu Aug 14, 2003 10:26 pm
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Hi, I can see you have started another thread with a slightly more specific explanation.
Let's start here.
Are you saying that, the file sounds fine, just before you burn it to CD, and then, once burned it sounds poor ?
To be sure, try this. -> Play the track burned on the CD with Cool Edit 2000's CD player. Then, open the original wave that's stored on your computer and listen to that. Is there a big difference ?
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