Recording levels what is the proper way?

[tsswitch]

I prefer some noise in my recordings. Make it sound less synthetic and less "studio".

 

[Ford Van]

I am really starting to get sick and tired of this drama around here.

Just admit the fact that you guys are hot for each other and just go on and have your threesome already, instead of being jealous of each other.

Jizzus.

Feel free to go elsewhere then.

 

[Ford Van]

Yeah come on Ed. It's gotten old already.

Nobody can be bothered reading that bulldust in every second thread. Keep it in the cave where it can be safely ignored

I can see that this is a great contribution to this thread.

 

[gecko zzed]

The fact is, he wasn't looking for the "cause", he was looking for the "solution".

Which is what most of us do when we have a problem . . . we look for a solution. But finding a solution can be problematic unless you know the cause.

Any self-respecting doctor will endeavour to find the cause of a pain before prescribing a treatment.

 

[SouthSIDE Glen]

Back to the future

To bring this thread back to the OP and try and move things forward...

Guitardude, the ST55 mic has a switchable -10dB pad on it. Make sure that is switched off. Having it accidentally switched on could be causing you to have to crank your pre too high, introducing extra unwanted noise.

G.

 

[noisewreck]

Feel free to go elsewhere then.

Blah... that comment opens up so many possibilities. But I'm not gonna go there

 

[guitardude]

To bring this thread back to the OP and try and move things forward...

Guitardude, the ST55 mic has a switchable -10dB pad on it. Make sure that is switched off. Having it accidentally switched on could be causing you to have to crank your pre too high, introducing extra unwanted noise.

G.

Yeah it off. Trust me. I think i need some better mics.