hottsauce_21
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when i record, i usually record out a -10dbv, and since u can set the input at what u wanna record at, i set it at -10dbv too. AND i did this for a while, BUT just yesterday i bought a audio adapter so i can start recording at +4dbu since thats suppose to be professional. and i set the emu 1212m at +4dbu too. The quality does seem better. BUT the output fader on my voicemaster pro doesn't seem to move that much, Its suppose to be movin at most between the -4 and -2. right. I can turn the mic up, BUT then i get loud phases in the earphones. I record on cool edit pro and as u know u can monitor ur recordin levels on it to, the levels on cool edit pro seem fine, why is it the output fader on the voicemaster pro barely moves and the levels on cool edit, reach the point i need. IS it suppose to be like that????? somebody please help me.
Also my voice comes out clear on smooth beats, BUT when it comes to beats that are alittle loud or crunk, I have to turn the volume up on my acappellas on cool edit, IS that the right thing to do???? How can i turn the mic up on the preamp and record without Having loud PHASING, I mean no phasing at all.
Also my voice comes out clear on smooth beats, BUT when it comes to beats that are alittle loud or crunk, I have to turn the volume up on my acappellas on cool edit, IS that the right thing to do???? How can i turn the mic up on the preamp and record without Having loud PHASING, I mean no phasing at all.