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Article #371Re: Record levels not calibrated - multitrack vs. edit windows
From: scott_schaffer
Date: Thu, 25 Dec 2008 03:32
Date: Thu, 25 Dec 2008 03:32
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Thanks for this suggestion Steve. I went in and discovered that you were right - there were different default devices selected for the two views, very strange, but easy to correct once I knew about it. Unfortunatly fixing that did not fix the problem - it's exactly the same, even with the correct sound card selected for both. I can be more precise about the edit view problem - the sound levels cap at -5db, as if there's a ceiling there. I also discovered that Audition 3.0 (I downloaded the trial version) has the same problem, though it caps at -6db. Again, recording is normal and fine in the multi-track view. I can't see how this could be due to the device or the device driver, given that both work fine if I happen to be in the multi-track view. Any other theories out there?
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