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Maybe you have already talked with Jonathan, but just to be sure what I got from your previous message: are you trying to find the highest peak of the recording you're working on?

Hi! I missed your message in the forum! In CC you can edit with rate-change/sample accurate edit. ratechange.png This is a game-changer function for audio editing for video! You can find here the video explaining everything! https://youtu.be/9Px7yFHFDXg use that and you will be perfectly aligned!! L...

Maybe the problem is with not so "high" screens... with a lot of tracks, or let's say a long window you can't see and click the "OK" button if it goes out of the screen dimensons...

Hi! I don't know where are you from so I won't post the link. But the K&M 20811 will reach the 4,4 m hieght. If you are from some places in Europe (or Britain) you can find it on Thomann.

Hi Stefan! Recording organs is one of the most strange and various situation you can find! It depends a lot on the envirorment and on the "hall" (Church), even without forgetting the sound of the Organ itself and where it's placed. My suggest is you should have more than one recording tech...

Hi @Jsbwam!! Thank you for the response!! I heard about RX, everybody says they're great!! For the background ambience noise I found the Waves WNS Noise Suppressor quite good, Of course for Classical music anything that tries to remove something becaome very risky!! But sometimes can save the work!

Hi everyone!! Basically I don't use any plugins out of reverbs (Lexicon 480L Plugin) and little eq adjustments (with ReaEq). I prefer not modifing too much the original recordings if they are good enough. I know that somebody uses some parallel compressions and other techniques for classical music r...

I usually have the same folder for the entire project and I create sub-floders that usually are: Audio Files --> contains the entire audio of the recording session or --> contains the original/originals *.rpp files at the moment of the end of the recording session scores --> contains all the scores ...