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Blastwave's HauntedFX is a new one http://www.blastwavefx.com/p576/Haunted%20FX/product_info.html

Here's how I do it. Video from a few months ago. I need make another where I use it a vocal. I use it to control macro and micro dynamics, sibilance, pops, clicks, and gate. It's incredibly fast.

if you switch companions and send dogmeat to sanctuary hills, you'll think he's glitched and gone forever. He's chilling at one of the dog houses, for me he was behind the second house on the right before the bridge facing south.

in preferences you can also set that to be a little volume knob. There's also take volume envelopes and pre-fx volume envelopes if you really need to tweak the levels before the fx chain. I use take volume envelopes a ton.

love it. no crashes or notable glitches for me on PS4.

Depends on how those guys were preparing the files for mixing. Simply consolidating the files shouldn't change the gain. If they are exporting through plugins or normalizing in a batch export process then that would explain the issue. Just trim the item volume! There's a volume control on...

fuck it, wasn't that hard to find http://www.ultimatemetal.com/forum/backline/668731-dos-donts-monitor-placement.html DO's and DON'TS of MONITOR PLACEMENT - An article by CARL TATZ: DO'S 1. Do toe in your near field monitors to a 30 degree angle 2. Do space your near-field monitors far...

Got out my measuring tape, they are actually 58" apart from the center of each woofer. Bad guess, sorry. The far corner of each monitor is 24" from the front wall and 48" from the side. There was a thread here a year or two ago with some advice, can't be bothered to search for it at this...

My Focal's have little thumb screws at the bottom to tilt. I'm using that feature because the tweeters are higher than ear level (they sit on top of another set). How far is about 68". Far enough that left, center and right are 3 distinct positions. most home studios have them half as far apart...

Any reviews of the full course?

Game looks amazing from what they showed at the conference. customizable weapons, custom power armor, using scrap to construct outposts with generators and turrets and lights, minigames on the PipBoy, just tons of awesome stuff way beyond what I was expecting. release date is Nov 10 2015...

Red Dead Redemption. Fun as dicks even if it's not a survival game.

it's just in PT that the inserts are post fader.

Dug it. My only request is for some de-clicking on the voiceover.

odd man out I guess. VCC offers something unique that your daw stock plugins don't cover. Didn't find the eq and compressors to be very special. I've seen 1176s a hundred times before.

Really cool thread. Interesting that a few things have come up a bunch of times. Best: REAPER - so flexible, hasn't let me down. $60 for 5 years of updates. iZotope RX - simply magic. Slate Trigger EX - easy to figure out and works great Worst: KRK headphones - didn't sound that great, any...

really awesome!

Impulse bought the Lego Movie game, thinking that my daughter could play it (she's 4) and I've ended up playing for many many hours more than her. More challenging than I thought it would be, if you miss the dialog hint you'll be stuck in one area for a long time till you figure the puzzle out.

Well maybe Fallout 3 (2008) was based on what was used for Oblivion (2007), then came New Vegas (2010) and Skyrim (2011). I have Oblivion but haven't played it yet.

I made a new tutorial for the REAPER Blog this week on doing drum replacement. Here's the blog post http://reaperblog.net/2015/02/drum-sample-replacement-in-reaper-four-methods-explained/ and just the video: (watch in 1440p)