hello, i write because i am confuse about digi002 rack,
its generate like white noise when i use gain up, and in middle to

i am missing something?

i use summit audio 221 to digi002,

i was user of dig001 and never happen this, is so noisy digi 002 compare to digi001

i will appreciate help, thanks!

I'm just curious, can someone explain your gain settings on a mixer's preamp section vs the "level" (volume) setting? It the level passive attenuation while the gain is true amplification?

All of my mixes have level issues. I'm not looking for "industry standard" volume, or would be foolish enough to even believe I have the knowledge or equipment to achieve it. That said, my stuff is pretty weak.

Example: http://www.switchrocks.com/Songs/DreamSequence.mp3

hi guys...well i have been musician for years and just started engineering for past two years... now i m taking a bit intrest in knowing abt the mastering too so where does all this gain come from man... i mean if i say that i have a budget of US$15,000... wht should i buy and which will be the bst equipment possible in this price... i little help n advice needed...

It seems to me that upward expansion will yeild the exact same results as compression with a gain boost. Either way, the ratio between loud and quiet parts of the mix will end up the same, right? If I am wrong, can someone please explain the difference between these two?

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Hi!

a band that records with me, and we are all getting a little sick of using guitar emulation. Mostly heavy metal. There is this amp available to us, and the band is intreasted in purchasing it. We checked it out, and i though it sounded good. But no one really has any idea how real amps are supposed to sound. So I thought id ask.

Hello,

It happened again. Couldn't control myself and bought something.

In this case a cheap ribbon mic (T-bone RM500 which is the same mic as the Nady RSM-2 with slightly different looks. I opened the mic and it read RSM-2 inside). I figured that for 129 Euro I might as well check one out.

I have a denon dj mixer with balanced XLR output jacks operating at a +4dB gain level. I have these jacks connected to the balanced XLR inputs on my Edirol UA101 usb audio interface which according to the manual are rated at -10dB. I have tried recording a mix from my mixer into Sonar through the UA101 and it was successful and sounds great.

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I am a new user with the Alesis Masterlink, and need some help understanding how to get to ( and change as needed ) the
" Gain" settings on the Masterlink. Why? Well, whatever I record on my Yamaha Pro 9000 Keyboard to the Masterlink ( then making a CD ), is so low in volume that it is almost impossible to hear on any other system.