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    Where to Place Boundary Mic

    I am doing a live event that we want to simulcast online. The problem is that the machines used for presenting in the room, and for broadcasting online are completely different and therefore don't share audio sources. The only part I really need help with is the placement of a boundary mic. I...
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    DAW Audio Routing

    I just discovered the outs on my Tascam US-1641. I have seen them before, but I just discovered what they were for. My question is this, is it possible to send the same track to multiple outs? Do any DAWs allow this? I specifically would like to know how to do this with Audition, but if its...
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    Podcast signal chain

    Seems pretty good to me. Honestly, in the podcast I run, we try to run everything through the audio interface we have (US-1641) and use a DAW to record it. We also use an external computer to get in remote talent. We use the DAW to route the audio to a specific out that includes everyone except...
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    Changing Latency on Audio Interface

    I am currently using a Tascam US-1642 interface and am trying to route audio via the DAW (Adobe Audition CS 5.5, Pro Tools, Reaper) to its outputs. However, there is a slight delay. Currently the settings are set to normal latency, but whenever I try to change them, the interface drivers stop...
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    Recording with an Audio Interface

    Thanks! Again, thanks for all the quick replies. And so many of them. For the record, I use SM58 mics on a stand for each person. So the hardware is pretty good. As per getting them to stop moving, I've been barking up that tree for almost two years now. So I've given up on that happening. I've...
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    Recording with an Audio Interface

    I cant post links yet (very new to the forum), but it is called the LoveBytes Podcast. If you Google that you should be able ti find it. My name is Kirk Reid on the show, we use stage names to keep our dating stories anonymous. Podcasting is pretty fun, although it is tough to make large amounts...
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    Recording with an Audio Interface

    The headset mic will follow them when they kick back and the hyper-cardioid with it's extreme off-axis rejection will be there for them when they scream. I hadn't even considered either of those options. I like the headset option most, because they also do complain about the microphone getting...
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    Recording with an Audio Interface

    Thanks for the quick replies. I record a variaty of different sources, but as of now the most difficult is a podcast I help out with. Not that human speech has that much range, but the people who are on the show have very little recording experience. They vary the distance at which they speak...
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    Recording with an Audio Interface

    Is it just me, or does every audio interface have knobs as opposed to sliders? Why is this? Why don't they use sliders? It is much easier to set levels with sliders rather than knobs. Now that that rant is over with, on to my question. I tend to record tracks with a large dynamic range, and I...
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