[Rwp] How can I monitor microphne gain?

[Scott Chesworth]

Sure, J and K for a snapshot reading of your left and right channels
respectively is one way to monitor levels. Peak watcher is another
OSARA tool though which allows you to specify a db level that you want
to be notified about among other things. You'll probably want to use a
combination of both approaches until you're familiar with the gear
you're recording with.

It's also probably worth adding here that unless you're using gear
that is very much the exception to the rule nowadays, there's no real
benefit in cuddling up close to 0db. You'd likely be in a better
position come mixing stage by upping your session bit depth to 24 bit
and going in at a lower/safer level.

Just some thoughts. Hope they help.

Scott

On 5/4/16, germano carella <germano.carella at gmail.com> wrote:
> By pressing j and k respectively for left and right?
>
>
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> Il 04/05/2016 20:46, Chris Belle ha scritto:
>> Yes, Osara has the peak watcher, which allows you to monitor your levels.
>>
>>
>> On 5/4/2016 12:44 PM, Germano Carella wrote:
>>>
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> I have to monitor gain of my microphone.
>>>
>>> I have a focusrite 18i8 but I don’t know when microphone is at 0 db.
>>> So I need to monitor it via software.
>>>
>>> There is a way?
>>>
>>> Thanks!
>>>
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