Just wanted to thank everyone for their help yesterday with my issue regarding clipping and how to better set levels. Slau, I used the techniques that you outlined. I'll admit, it's a bit out of my comfort zone. I'm not use to recording initially at such a low impedance, but man! I did a track that way, then I raised the volume through a master fader, plus a very very slight bit of compression, and man! god almighty! what! a difference! I mean literally! Night! and day! I've never! heard myself sound so clean! and so crisp! I think guys that was a huge bit where I wasn't getting that crispness I've been looking for all these years when I kept saying even dating back to midi mag, about how it was just real muddy. Well, yeah, duh! Of corse it's gonna be! I mean, when you set yourself up to master and mix at the same time? Judice! Priest! No frickin wonder! I sounded all muddy! I mean, I think I was starting my levels on the input gain right at! 0DB. So yeah... W'w'w'w'w'w'w'wayyyyyyy! too hot! Man, I cranked that thing back, and boy! did that smoothen things out! I don't know why! I thought it was so necessary to run things so hot! How could I a been so stupid! It's a wonder! I didn't fry my equipment putting so much juice through it! Is it normal, guys? that most people make this mistake when they first get started? I hope I'm not alone, otherwise, I'm gonna be pretty imbarrassed. LOL!
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