| Blogs > besiger |
|
besiger
Croatia2452 Posts
I used a mic set up in front of my amp to record a song, but its a old mic and the recording now has volume oscilations, like it will play at one volume one second, then just get louder or quieter the next second, so I was wondering if there was some program I could use to set the volume of the whole thing to the same level. Im guessing its the microphones fault because when I use it with my effect processing software the same thing happens.  | ||
|
Navane
Netherlands2757 Posts
| ||
|
Sixer
United States278 Posts
I record through a 16-channel Alesis mixer into a 3 gb PC using Sonar Producer, and am familiarizing myself with Mac programs little by little. If you can tell me exactly what you're using, I might be able to help a bit more. The volume oscillation is probably due to the mic, like you said. It may be beneficial to get an adapter to run a direct line-in from your guitar if you don't have a mixer. | ||
|
rwong48
United States105 Posts
| ||
|
Raithed
China7078 Posts
| ||
|
besiger
Croatia2452 Posts
Sixer I have nothing like that, i have a normal CPU with some weak sound card and a mic picking up what my amp plays, I really need to start getting some normal equipment but I wouldnt know where to begin. il upload what i recorded here so you can hear what it sounds like, its really killing me. http://rapidshare.com/files/213122834/Clouds.rar.html | ||
|
LeoTheLion
China958 Posts
| ||
|
Sixer
United States278 Posts
| ||
| ||
|
|
RSL Revival
RSL Revival
Bombastic Starleague
PiGosaur Cup
Kung Fu Cup
Replay Cast
CrankTV Team League
Bombastic Starleague
The PondCast
HomeStory Cup
[ Show More ] |
|
|
EPT
