http://www.dpsinsider.com/forums/tags/pro-audio Bongiovi Acoustics DPS Community en-US Tue, 22 May 2012 01:49:24 +0000 http://bbpress.org/?v=1.0.2 q http://www.dpsinsider.com/forums/search.php http://www.dpsinsider.com/forums/topic/recording-dps-enhanced-music-for-ipod-use#post-1472 Thu, 06 Oct 2011 15:56:27 +0000 Joseph Beaty 1472@http://www.dpsinsider.com/forums/ <p>Hmm...You said it Jim! I will let Joey continue here Haha. </p> http://www.dpsinsider.com/forums/topic/recording-dps-enhanced-music-for-ipod-use#post-1468 Thu, 06 Oct 2011 01:36:36 +0000 jimboden 1468@http://www.dpsinsider.com/forums/ <p>Hi Joey:</p> <p>Thanks for the reply. It would be great to have a device which would do that. Maybe it's one of the things you have in the works, but can't discuss right now. I'd love to see something that would take an audio file, "play it back", so to speak, and produce another with DPS applied. </p> http://www.dpsinsider.com/forums/topic/recording-dps-enhanced-music-for-ipod-use#post-1464 Wed, 05 Oct 2011 20:40:16 +0000 Joey Butera 1464@http://www.dpsinsider.com/forums/ <p>That is exactly how you would use DPS to re-master your music! Our technology is built to work in real-time but it is truly a mastering-grade algorithm designed and built with pro-audio standards in mind. In fact, Tony Bongiovi and i used this very same technique (using Soundflower and Audacity on a Mac) to master the audio for a movie trailer we are working on. </p> http://www.dpsinsider.com/forums/topic/recording-dps-enhanced-music-for-ipod-use#post-1459 Wed, 05 Oct 2011 15:12:40 +0000 Joseph Beaty 1459@http://www.dpsinsider.com/forums/ <p>Sounds like a request for a Pro Audio DPS plugin! People have been asking for something to make this easy. Obviously this is our world. More news will surface on this in the future. I am sure Joey will chime in on this. </p> http://www.dpsinsider.com/forums/topic/recording-dps-enhanced-music-for-ipod-use#post-1457 Tue, 04 Oct 2011 23:04:09 +0000 jimboden 1457@http://www.dpsinsider.com/forums/ <p>Just for background info, I have a 2nd gen iPod Touch, so can't install the DPS app because it's not supported on the 2nd gen model.</p> <p>I've been playing around with an idea and tried it out today. I have a Creative Labs sound card which has a bunch of utilities, one of which is the Creative Smart Recorder. I played a song through the Windows Media Player with DPS running and recorded it. It can create MP3 and other types of files, such as WAV, so I created an MP3 320kbps file and imported it into iTunes. Then I synched the song onto my iPod and played it back. Voila! All the benefits of DPS were there and it sounded fantastic on the iPod. Obviously, it would be an onerous process to do this for all my music, but it was an interesting experiment. </p> http://www.dpsinsider.com/forums/topic/finished-up-mark-stein-mixes-a-de-briefing#post-203 Tue, 23 Mar 2010 14:05:16 +0000 Joseph Beaty 203@http://www.dpsinsider.com/forums/ <p>it was a video from joeys phone...he has it to post I am imagining... </p> http://www.dpsinsider.com/forums/topic/finished-up-mark-stein-mixes-a-de-briefing#post-202 Mon, 22 Mar 2010 20:51:06 +0000 Rob Roy 202@http://www.dpsinsider.com/forums/ <p>How about posting this in the DPS YouTube? </p> http://www.dpsinsider.com/forums/topic/finished-up-mark-stein-mixes-a-de-briefing#post-201 Mon, 22 Mar 2010 17:16:24 +0000 Joseph Beaty 201@http://www.dpsinsider.com/forums/ <p>That video clip is really cool...please share more! </p> http://www.dpsinsider.com/forums/topic/finished-up-mark-stein-mixes-a-de-briefing#post-200 Mon, 22 Mar 2010 17:11:01 +0000 DavidL 200@http://www.dpsinsider.com/forums/ <p>Judging from the mix I heard on Friday, you really succeeded in capturing that huge "70's rock sound"....<br /> That ain't easy...lol...<br /> Good job!!!</p> <p>Dave </p> http://www.dpsinsider.com/forums/topic/finished-up-mark-stein-mixes-a-de-briefing#post-199 Mon, 22 Mar 2010 15:30:44 +0000 Joey Butera 199@http://www.dpsinsider.com/forums/ <p>On Friday I finished up Mark Stein's (of 60's group Vanilla Fudge) 4 song project for the documentary, "Rockin' the Wall". If you read my last post about the tracking sessions you know I got some really incredible signals on tape (meaning ProTools). As part of the mix process I sent the inside kick drum mic, the snare mic, all of the toms, the bass guitar, the B3, synth and lead vocals to out Otari 2" analog tape machine at 15ips. Wow! What a difference! The tape really glued the performances together and tamed the dynamics of the drums nicely. Also, 15ips (inches per second on tape) while noisier, delivers a nicer, fatter bottom for rock music.</p> <p>During the actual mixdown, I really only had to concentrate on the blend to make the mix pop. I gated the room mics (keyed by the snare and toms) and processed the voice with the SSL Duende channel. I ran the guitars (I kept those digital along with the overhead drum mics to keep a modern sound) through the Motown eqs and a Yamaha compressor so they could keep up with the huge tracks that went to analog tape. Any other eq's were on the Amek Recall that we just re-commissioned in Studio A. That console was originally used for live sound situations and has headroom for days! It's easy to get a loud, open and brilliant mix with that board.</p> <p>I hope Mark will allow us to post one of his songs on the Bongiovi Acoustics Myspace music page for all of us to listen to. We may have to wait until the movie is finished though, of course. Until then, I have a tiny video clip on my Facebook page of the tape transfer: <a href="http://www.facebook.com/joseph.butera?ref=profile" rel="nofollow">http://www.facebook.com/joseph.butera?ref=profile</a> </p> http://www.dpsinsider.com/forums/topic/new-forum-topics-coming-asap#post-196 Mon, 22 Mar 2010 14:31:04 +0000 Rob Roy 196@http://www.dpsinsider.com/forums/ <p>Hello all,</p> <p>Our team and moderators will be adding some new and cool topics including Pro Audio topics. These will focus on some cool subjects from studio production, equipment and high end audio. This will not be from an "audiophile" point of view, but rather from a record production, audio engineer, and applied audio engineer's point of view. There are plenty of forums that comment from the expert user's perspective, this will be from the experts that make the content.<br /> Also, we will be having our studio engineers &amp; producers posting blogs after many of our studio sessions. They will talk about the artist, the actual production from that very session, as well as tips &amp; tricks that made that session special!!!<br /> We will also have a topic discussing the equipment used in our studios and in the sessions. We will spotlight some of our cool, modern &amp; vintage gems we have on our recording studios. This will be a cool topic for you gear-slits out there!!!<br /> Lastly, we will be adding topics for our DJ community. You will see professional DJ's as well as local DJ's comment, post, and add some spice to this topic.</p> <p>All in all, we will be having some cool content popping up very soon. SO check in regularly, and bring a friend!!!!<br /> Those member's who have questions, feel free to message me directly through this forum. I'm happy to assist in any way!</p> <p>Rock On,<br /> Rob </p>