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Article #209Re: Equal Volumes
From: Runaway
Date: Mon, 16 Feb 2009 21:39
Date: Mon, 16 Feb 2009 21:39
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SteveG is right. What may help is if you get all your 'finalised' tracks and load them into MV in the order that they will appear on the CD (and this is important). Play the tracks soloing each one flicking between them. Then put them end to end on one track paying careful attention to the differences between adjacent tracks as that is where most people will notice the difference. This will give you some idea of how they sit and what adjustments jou need to make
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