Wow! Thank you very much fellas! I mean that most sincerly. Really I do. Yeah. Thank you.

Ok, I have the original tracks and I don't (and won't) mess with them. However, I am doing a solo show (most probably about 20-30 numbers). No SE. Just me. SOLO. Hence, I want to know that when I have set my system up, the tracks will all come out at more or less the same dB. I will only be singing - get my drift? Everything else will be controlled from my iPhone. It is a concept I have (started initially by 'Mike Sings') using an iPhone, together with mic and PA. The iPhone will play all the backing tracks and will be clipped to my mic stand (thanks to a neat little invention from IK Multimedia, designed especially for such a gig), so control will be at my fingertips. I want to be able to keep things flowing (and to be able to change order if necessary) so I do NOT want to turn all the tracks into one huge file. Therefore, I don't think a DAW, per se, will help in this instance. PLUS, if something were to happen to that huge single file, it would be a nightmare to start it all over again and try to get back to where I was. Best kept as separate songs.

I have a 'dress rehearsal' of the show on 20th July and have already been invited to perform for a last night gig in a small local bar on its last night before summer closing.

THAT's why I want to normalise all the tracks in the folder.

So, thanks very much and goodnight!

I WILL keep an eye on this thread for the next couple of days. So, if anybody has something to add, I would like to hear it!


The sea lion sings!

Follow That Dream

Sam
Karaoke King

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Turning that corner again - I have to keep following that dream, no matter what