Subject: | Re: Mic Cables. |
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From: | "Greg Simmons" simmosonics |
Date: | Sat Aug 2, 2008 5:25 pm ((PDT)) |
--- In Philip Tyler <> wrote: > > Perhaps its one of those hi-fi cables that should be used in one direction only, they have little arrows down the side to show which way the signal should flow :-)) I accidentally used one of those high end cables the wrong way around many moons ago. It sounded very weird. .sdrawkcab tuo emac gnihtyrevE I had to hit the stop button to start the recording, and enter record mode to stop the recording. Although it was annoying, it simplified setting record levels because I always knew what the peak levels were going to be before they happened. This was very helpful because I was using VU meters at the time; actually, they were Deja VU meters IIRC. (I think I've posted this information before, haven't I?) - Greg Simmons |
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