Streamworks Audio started as a small private consultation company in Vancouver, Canada in 2000. In 2004 Streamworks Audio expanded its online presence and become the education leader for computer based audio production tool with video tutorials that are dedicated to audio production software, to get the most out these exciting production tools.
Streamworks Audio focuses on producing and publishing affordable and easily accessible video tutorials that are dedicated to audio and midi related software; Streamworks Audio has set the standard in the new way of learning your audio applications.
In addition to producing videos for our own catalog, we have also partnered with some of the largest software vendors to create custom video tutorials and marketing videos, we have worked with names such as Steinberg Media Technologies, Cakewalk Inc, Image Line, IK Multimedia, PreSonus, and more.
The main question i haven't got the answer is how to route audio data from the Rewire channels to record it on corresponding Tracktion channels? I used to do it with no problem in old Ableton ver. 1 but still can't figure it out in Traction 2 which i use to this day and really like! Oh here's the tip i discovered after posting my question: just press Render your mix and it renders all Rewire tracks from Propellerhead Reason as WAV mix file which is what i needed! Tracktion just doesn't allow recording Rewire audio directly in your project to separate tracks but at least it saves the final mix which is what i've been looking for! This is the solution!
Great series. Why so few viewers? If I didn’t know Breaktweaker I would love these 5 uploads. They’re just straight to the points. I sometimes speed up the video by 25%
I had a studio ADR session where an actor played a hysterical scene and it was clipping a lot. RX de-clip really saved me! However, it doesn’t work with every material and I have no idea why.
Hi! Yes a lot of what would be covered in this tutorial will apply to the LE version of Wavelab. However there will be content that will only apply to the Pro version, but this could be helpful as a sneak peek as to what you can do if you were to upgrade your Wavelab version.
There is a chapter in the full tutorial that covers removing various types of background noise. You can learn more @ streamworksaudio.com/tutorials/swa-complete-wavelab-pro-10/
Streamworks Audio thanx! I haven’t seen da ducker plugin yet - how is it called? itz also sad dat u only can use parallel processing on clips but not on tracks :(
Hi Jens, this is a sample chapter from our full length tutorial on Wavelab Pro 10. You can find more at our website @ streamworksaudio.com/tutorials/swa-complete-wavelab-pro-10/
This was very helpful. I just picked it up. So how do I signup for more tutorials on Wavelab Pro 10? I have been using elements and just upgraded tonight.
Sorry for this very late reply. These are the most current tutorials we have on Wavelab Pro, we do have other tutorials that cover previous versions of Wavelab Pro on our site, however this is the most recent release.
I was just about to do my first automation in W10 and then found this tutorial on www.tracktion.com/training/videos The T4 looks so old fashioned in 2020. The UI and features have changed a lot in 7 years. :-D And with the latest news, it seems a lot more will change in W11! :-)
If the compressor factor is off, would there be any change in the overall sound if you left the "gate open" all the way up (to say 0db)? You could just adjust the "gate close" to whatever you'd like then?
