Re: Doubling tracks

don't do it - you'll end up with phase cancellation - making the  
vocal sound flanged and alien, and/;or small

instead double click on the waveform and use the change gain plug in,  
or add a plug in to the channel strip like gain or something that has  
a gain fader in it - that will bring it up more.


On Feb 25, 2009, at 11:19 PM, adam sudmant wrote:

> Message posted by adam sudmant <[email protected]>:
>
> I am unable to increase the volume on my tracks as they've reached  
> their
> limit and I suppose I did not record the track at a loud enough  
> volume. Is
> copying and doubling (or even tripling) a track to increase the  
> volume a bad
> thing...? I thought it might be: A) bad for sound quality, or B)  
> some sort
> of producing "faux pas"... Any thoughts?
>
> -Adam
>
> 



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