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Re: Recording Levels

Subject:	Re: Recording Levels
From:	"Mike Wall" walunit
Date:	Fri May 8, 2009 7:23 pm ((PDT))

Hi Rob,
Thank you for the advice and guidelines. I'll fiddle around in the studio a=
nd also do some field/equipment experiments keeping this in mind.
I want to make sure the gear is working at peak performance and that the op=
erator is striving for peak performance!
I always record at 44.1 kHz and 24-bit on this rig. Naturally, I end up at =
16-bits on the end result since I'm not authoring for DVD, etc.
Best,
Mike

--- On Fri, 5/8/09, Rob Danielson <> wrote:

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