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Subject:how do I "age" or "antique" my audio?
Posted by: xjasonxisxdeadx
Date:12/30/2006 3:04:16 AM
i'm working on a project where I need some songs of mine to sound as if they were recorded very cheaply in the late 70s or early 80s. if you need an example of what I mean... listen to The Stooges or any number of punk bands around that time. more specifically.. the songs sound blown out... in the red.. lots of crackles and pops. I know alot about taking those out.. but how do I put them in?? :) anyone know what I mean? or should I post this on the Acid forum? thanks! -jay Message last edited on12/30/2006 3:05:50 AM byxjasonxisxdeadx. |
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Subject:RE: how do I "age" or "antique" my audio?
Reply by: SHTUNOT
Date:12/30/2006 1:10:48 PM
http://www.izotope.com/products/audio/vinyl/ Also think about using some EQ sparingly on the tracks by taking away some highs and mess with your low and mids to taste. I own Ozone 3,Spectron,Trash and I swear by them all as well. Highly recommended. HTH. Ed. |
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Subject:RE: how do I "age" or "antique" my audio?
Reply by: xjasonxisxdeadx
Date:1/7/2007 7:50:57 AM
that was exactly what I needed. thank you! |
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Subject:RE: how do I "age" or "antique" my audio?
Reply by: Andreas S.
Date:1/9/2007 10:47:42 AM
For an extra bit of fun, click on the rivets in the corners of vinyl. It's probably the best easter-egg for a plug-in! |