Hey guys, I'm recording a new track and on a few really long and loud notes I'm clipping somewhere on the way into the DAW. It's not clipping in Logic...I've tried reducing the channel volume going into the mixer from the mic (a Karma k-58) but it doesn't seem to be helping because the volume of the vox just gets lower but the note still over-modulates. I'm not currently using a pop filter but I don't think thats causing it.
Any tips?
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How about a very old fashioned solution, mic control. Back in th
How about a very old fashioned solution, mic control. Back in the day when dinosaurs like Sinatra ruled the planet they actually moved away from the mic in louder passages, but then they probably did not have digital quackery to do what they could do themselves. Seriously, all great vocalists, even today, understand and use mic control techniques.
There maybe a plugin before the input phase or Input phase may h
There maybe a plugin before the input phase or Input phase may have an offset settings which is on a higher dB (DAW Input Section)
Hope this one helps!
Lou Riz Garcia
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Any headphones you can use to check what's coming out of the mix
Any headphones you can use to check what's coming out of the mixer but before the output?
And are you sure it's not possibly the outputs? Could be a horrible frequency on them that makes them sound, whatever.