Originally posted by Composer Ryan:
I switched to a new program to record the .wav file (Sound Forge) and it SEEMS to be working pretty darn good as I've noticed a big boost in the volume of my recording.
Glad
to hear the good news. Ok Ryan, looking forward now to hearing the results . . . in a "song"
Originally posted by Composer Ryan:
HOWEVER... It has TWO meters: one is the Peak Meter which is NEVER supposed to go over 0 and the other is the VU/PPM meter. It says the VU/PPM meter should fall near 0 (reference mark) for some reason. My VU/PPM meter goes clear up to 8 but what is interesting is that the Peak Meter does not exceed 0 DB.
I've been solely using the Peak Meter, raising the input rec level as high as possible to 0 but making certain it NEVER goes over it. Frankly, I've never used the VU/PRM meter before.
I'm curious now to learn what benefits each of these two different types of meters have, as well as what specific recording projects each best suited for. Thanks.
Scott
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