Re: iRig pre

["Avocet" madl74]

> For practical wildlife sound recording purposes LOW sense volume 10
> gives a good result, and it was Raimund who originally pointed this
> out.  i.e. you get lower noise using low-10 and increasing the
> levels by up to 5 dB in post, than you do with using high-5. Depends
> what you are recording though, for soft calls a high sense setting
> may be more appropriate.

Vicki,

I'm always interested when practice doesn't follow theory because
theory should follow reality. Have you got a recording of "soft calls"
with different settings so I can hear what's happening? Don't tell me
and see if I can hear the difference. :-)

David

David Brinicombe
North Devon, UK
Cogito cogito ergo cogito sum - Ambrose Bierce