nickkresh

ive tried that before. when rendering it with a high db rating, that unclipped part with make a hiss sound and totally throw off your system. and if you got it crank up loud enough, someone could possible mess something up.

send it to me. let me see what i can do. upload it to yousendit.com and pass me the link. and PM me.

well if your using monitors and touching recording software. thats great man. i wouldn't switch. i use acid when creating music so i use it to render products into different formats. other then that, if you want to see what im talking about fixing errors in the frequencies. try out wavelab 5. best one they ever came out with. then you cross the products between having a product that tricks the human ear, which is the whole purpose of remastering in the first place right? lol and in wavelab you can analyze the sample/song, and cross the new rendered product and when you download VSTs, you can alter the product different ways.let me know if you try it

give me something. then i can show u. lol. and you do change the shape of a wave when u raise the db or even the re-rendering of a track in a high HZ format such as wav or FLACC. but we wont get into that. and yeah i got some tricks under my sleeves. i got other VSTs i use to peak different components....but hey maybe im talking out of my ass, why else would i waste my time helping some body out? lol jk

but you can fix errors such as clips in songs and make the normalized, but the fact is that if the song if messed up, it can only be balanced to the lowest freq. point without having such a big jump.

i use wavelab. and a little bit of acid pro. i detect all the error in the frequencies with wavelab, and i listen to what your listening to such as rap. or techno and depending on the song, you have to tune now only to what your stereo can handle with the rendering but also what depth of lows you use with the type of genre. and yes i do all of those. the equalizing and autoleveling are the same thing when detecting the errors. then i boost it using acid pro.

what do u mean by unclip?

so yeah yall i do this shit as a hobby with my own music and ive done some music remastering for other people before they went to competitions or if they just want to listen to more bangin and clear bass music when they ridin around. if you got a song that u want done PM me. I will do it to help ya out to see what cha think. RULES: 1) Im busy, so try not to list too many songs. 2) Im not a music library, upload the song and send it to me or let me know if you wanna send it thru email. 3) I will do it asap, like i said im busy. 4) Have fun guys, let me know what ya think. P.S. I know some of ya'll have equalizers, but i promise you, once im done with it, you MIGHT not even need it. ORRRR it might give it a bigger boost

depends on what u wanna spend. but focals or boston acoustics are good. especially the new series that just came out. put some of those in your interior. real good clean sound, and subs....well they have one purpose only lol. so that will depend on what kind of music u listen to. 18's real good loud, but not real quick on the recoil. so i would go with a bunch of high performance 10's or 12's

use a battery and get over it. done deal. high powered alternator nice battery in the front nice ground to the 2nd one. done deal. no problems. bigger amps = bigger batterys. but its gonna cost ya an arm and a leg like my system lol

use the whole bed man. new paint job. badass interior. your set. chick magnet. lol

fuck it bro. paint that shit. seal it on the outside with some good prime. then paint it some badass weird color. lol. maybe purple? jk

i will. can you wait a few weeks?

Hey guys, this is my first post on the forums, i am putting my first system together in my nissan altima. I bought the visionguard 8000 because the guy at the alarm place said it was the best one they had. Pretty much I DONT want my stuff stolen, any words of wisdom of what i can do to highly prevent my stuff from getting jacked!! Is the alarm I bought good? What else can I do? Thanks -Nick Kresh