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Recording problems..
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| DJ Elf |
I use Soundforge 7.0, what should I use for kind of settings?
When I record my mixes and then play them it sounds like sh!t
I use my laptop for recording, it's has a Sound Blaster Pro, MS-Sound compatibel, Audio system with built in speakers
All other specs are good, it's mostly the sound I suppose that has to do with the recording...
btw it's an Acer Aspire 1522LMi. |
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| Mr. Tippy |
| Are you clipping when you record? |
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| veezee |
are you plugging the REC OUT or BOOTH OUT to the LINE-IN on the soundcard and not the MIC? Also as said above , clipping could play a big part.. make sure to keep your levels on the mixer around 0 and that sound forge is not going in the red :)
Jay |
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| DaveSchloosh! |
Make sure you mute all channels that are not recording by using the windows volume control.
I have a high spec laptop and the inbuilt soundcard is of poor quality when recording, if you are going to record a lot I would suggest looking at getting an external audio adaptor or usb/firewire soundcard. |
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| veezee |
| quote: | Originally posted by DaveSchloosh!
Make sure you mute all channels that are not recording by using the windows volume control.
I have a high spec laptop and the inbuilt soundcard is of poor quality when recording, if you are going to record a lot I would suggest looking at getting an external audio adaptor or usb/firewire soundcard. |
good call!
Jay |
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