> > >Another tip - if you have Peak - it has a nice way of sampling the peaks and >then adjusting the gain to the max without clipping. Whereas increasing gain >blind is a bit risky - but I find it does need increasing especially if >mixing with other CD ripped tracks etc. > Sound edit can also normalize gain, it is always good to record the input from a lower level than 0 db, that way you get the good spectra when you open it in some other sound editing - if the recording is to high from the start - you won't be able to distinguish what is what when editing it, will all be written "outside the paper" , and it wont come back by normalizing the peak. sadly kenta --
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