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Ok then, how would I be able to do this then? Because there is a "Dynamic Processor" effect on my computer that acts like an external compressor (but actually isn't) that puts everything at the same level. Although since it isnt a hardware compressor, you cant tweak it, so it sounds pretty bad...

Oh ok... Well I definetely learned something then. I always thought every track had to be near "0". But really the whole mix should hit around "0", correct? Well I left the output on my mixer to "0", and now things are not clipping when I speak loudly, but if I say a sudden work thats too loud...

Hmmm... I'm trying to fully understand this... The compressor/limiter will not have the final recording all "at or around" the same volume level (0 dB)? And, I should set my mixer to output at -6dB? But won't that be too low? And how would I set my mixer to not read more than 6 dB?

I meant for example, When I record it on my computer, I want the volume to all be at "0". Because I thought that compressor/limiters always output the whole recording at "0". Because I dont want to be having to "Normalize" it to 99%, you know what I mean? As for when I'm recording with the...

Thanks for the quick reply... When you say how am I hooking it up, what exactly do you mean? The outputs on my mixer are going into the compressor/limiter's inputs, and then from the compressor's outputs, to my soundcard's inputs. Well I tried what you said, and I still have clipping. Now when...

Hello, I am sort of a newb when it comes to recording. I am new to this website also. But hopefully you guys can help me out. I have a "basic" setup, home studio, which includes: Marshall MXL v57 Condenser Mic Behringer UB802 Mixer M-Audio 24/96 Soundcard Adobe Audition (For Recording) and a...