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soultalk
New member
Does Cool Edit Pro have a limiter function in the record mode?
Chuck
Chuck
Massive Master
www.massivemastering.com
(A) You can't limit digitally during recording - The signal would already be digital. Thus, if you need to limit the signal, the signal has *already been clipped* and limiting it isn't going to help you at that point.
(B) Why would you record SO hot that you'd need a limiter during recording? -0dBFS is around 18dB hotter than 0dBVU (which is where your signals should be during recording). If you're actually trying to record that hot, you're putting a terrible strain on your analog components.
(B) Why would you record SO hot that you'd need a limiter during recording? -0dBFS is around 18dB hotter than 0dBVU (which is where your signals should be during recording). If you're actually trying to record that hot, you're putting a terrible strain on your analog components.
Farview
Well-known member
Yes, it's called 'Clipping the converters'. I wouldn't recomend it.soultalk said: