Fucking kdenlive really messed up the audio this week, so my next video is gonna be setup and ran through openshot.
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@10leej I'm thinking of I ever did podcasting I'm have a second line of audio going to a physical recorder because I hate working with software for critical tasks in audio.
OpenBSD would be ideal for podcasting because aucat is such a quality piece of software. aucat + ffmpeg do so well it's amazing
using cli for audio would piss me off too much.
Lol it's actually kind of nice, used it several of my most recent vids, worked like a charm.
I mean like if you doing a podcast like the breakfast club or Joe rogan or whatever with multiple inputs for guests and and various audio sources, like soundboards, TVs and whatever else.
Trying to signal route audio on a computer is literal insanity. Your mind wasn't meant to visualize that on a computer that's what wires, knobs, and volume levels on a console are for. That's why whenever you see recording studio you don't see them using a Mac only, they are using those big audio consoles with a bunch of physical adjusters, the consoles are doing the heavy lifting the computer is just recording it.
@EricZhang456 @charlie_root @10leej
Yes you can technically run a mixer on a computer but it's not easy to manage.
@EricZhang456 @charlie_root @10leej
I don't know of any free software ones but AVID you probably could with their interfaces.
@EricZhang456 @charlie_root @10leej
If I wasn't a FOSS shill I'd be on Pro Tools dude, you're lying if you are telling me that shit's not nice. Avid BTFO out of Adobe any day of the week.
@EricZhang456 @charlie_root @10leej
Yeah cause Avid users get paid 😎 cause they're actually producing music for actual labels. Not only does the software and hardware cost money but so do the plugins.
Adobe cucks and FL shills stay on soundcloud.
Pro Tools is used more in mixing, because Pro Tools is simply not designed for production and such. Plugins are literally just DLLs except for Pro Tools which has it's own plugin format. Plus if you really have the talent, you can produce with GarageBand on an iPad.
If you go on to the Internet and search for "Pro Tools vs FL Studio", or "Logic Pro X vs Cubase" and whatnot, you get the same answer that DAWs don't really matter. It's like NLEs in a lot of ways.
@EricZhang456 @charlie_root @10leej @splitshockvirus
Can you do 5.1 mixing in FL these days? Maybe you can, I just don't know. In Logic you most probably can, but there was a time you could only do it properly in Pro Tools. It's no longer a thing anyway, with audio streaming looks like everyone is back to stereo only nowadays.
