Hi everbody,
I'm new here, an old battered n-tracker looking for an alternative. I've tried the MTS-Lite version and it although I have just fooled around with it, it hasn't crashed yet One thing I couldn't figure out though is how to do an EQ sweep with a very narrow frequency band across an audio file. It's the only function that I would really miss I guess.
Any ideas?
With the built-in EQ you can sweep from 50Hz up to 2kHz(Lo Mid) and from 500Hz up to 12kHz(Hi Mid), -12 dB to +12 dB with a bandwidth of 0.05 to 2 octaves. That's what's on my ProPlus version - not sure about the Lite version.
It?s not an automated sweep I?m looking for (although that could be interesting), it?s just a manual sweep for isolating bum tones in an audio file. The one in n-track works pretty well, the scale goes down to 0.1 so if we are talking about the same physical entity, the 0.05 in MTS should work just as good. I hope it is in the Lite version so I can try it at the weekend.
good idea, I don't know which version to keep at the moment
I have a few songs done with n-track which I want to redo in mts and I installed it just to see which tracks belonged to which song, and zapp: blue screens galore. There is something in there that just won't work. To be fair to Flavio I think a lot of the blame falls on my soundcard drivers (Behringer). They are a disaster, they even manage to screw up mts by requesting a reset in the middle of a tune which stops the transport. Luckily that doesn't happen very much, at mts doesn't crash . I got my eye on the emu 1616m but funds are short so I'll have to soldier on.
I've tried N's parametric EQ in MTS.. it worked kinda.. MTS crashed a few times, so i stopped using it.
I find that the MTS Equaliser works pretty darned well for what i need. Yes, occasionally it's nice to have more bands, but 4 + 2 does it for most tracks.
And yes, sweeping to find nasties works great in the Equaliser.
Here is a nice EQ plug in and its Free.
The Mastering version uses more CPU then the standared version for better quality , other then that , its the same EQ http://www.kvraudio.com/get/1127.html[/url]
submission wrote:Here is a nice EQ plug in and its Free.
The Mastering version uses more CPU then the standared version for better quality , other then that , its the same EQ http://www.kvraudio.com/get/1127.html[/url]
One thing I couldn't figure out though is how to do an EQ sweep with a very narrow frequency band across an audio file. It's the only function that I would really miss I guess. 
which stops the transport. Luckily that doesn't happen very much, at mts doesn't crash 
. I got my eye on the emu 1616m but funds are short so I'll have to soldier on.