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I specialize in Macintosh recording systems on OS X & am well versed in most of the available software titles relative to the platform. I can answer most questions about home recording in general such as: Mic placement, recording/mixing/mastering techniques, control room set up, acoustics & acoustical treatment & choosing the right equipment for specific recording applications. I do not answer PC related questions, or questions pertaining CD/DVD copying or ripping.
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River CIty Junction (Guitarist)
Musician's Professional Workshop Scholarship (CHOM FM)
Vanier College (Classical Music - Guitar)
Herzing Institute (Micro-Computer Electronics)
Have taken numerous online courses in recording/engineering
Hey Mike, I know that some Logitech web cams have monitoring software that does just that, but I don't know what it is. You'll have to search for audio/video security software & see what suits your budget
Hey Mario, I'd bring it in & have it looked at by a qualified technician man. From the sounds of it, it could be any number of things causing the trouble & without actually taking it apart, it's impossible
Hey Dan, you should set everything to unity gain & adjust accordingly from there. I wouldn't let anything peak if I was you. Going +3 into digital will not sound very good at all. If you're recording in
Hey Kev, that's about as low as I'd go actually. Anything else just won't provide you wit the audio fidelity you need to get a good recording. Spending a hundred bucks would be like taking a step sideways
Hey Kev, you'd be better off getting a focusrite channel strip & bypassing the mixer on the way in to your computer. You can use the mixer to monitor, but I wouldn't route signals going into the comp with
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