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ben
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Posted : Apr 24, 2003 00:57
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When bouncing a sound or melody from midi to audio, at what level should i record??
I am thinking i should get the highest level without clipping but i am not sure.
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Arie Molecular
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Posted : Apr 24, 2003 01:06
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you are right, your way is the good way.
record to the 0db.
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Pavel
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Posted : Apr 24, 2003 18:01
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The higher the level, the higher the actual bit depth of your sampled data. If you record with 24 Bit Audio Card but very weak signal the actual depth will be much less. So go wild on this one, nut not too wild. 0~3 dB is considered wise. Cheers.
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billy ambulance
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Posted : Apr 25, 2003 19:27
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the reason for that is the higher your signal is, less noise will get into the recordin. I record between 0db to -1db. |
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ben
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Posted : Apr 25, 2003 19:35
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thanks guys  |
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Pavel
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Posted : Apr 25, 2003 23:04
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On 2003-04-25 19:27, billy ambulance wrote:
the reason for that is the higher your signal is, less noise will get into the recordin. I record between 0db to -1db.
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Not correct. If you take signal with noise and amplify it, you'll add the same gain to the noise.
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