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Am I Using My Reel-to-Reel deck correctly?
I'm recording me singing and playing guitar off my ribbon mic. My outboard preamp is cranked (60db of gain). I have the input knob on my fostex A2 at 12 o'clock and the output knob 3/4's cranked. Then, I adjust the input knob accordingly until I am metering around 0db. After recording, I crank or nearly crank the output on playback when transferring to my CD recorder. Is this right? THANKS!!
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Anyone know?
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Let your ears decide.
You might try toning down your mic pre a tad to prevent distortion, and upping the input gain on the recorder, to dial it in a bit more cleanly, but your ear is your best judgement on that. |
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