Hi...ive recently been attempting to go back to recording...
Ive been plugging a wire from the back of my amp...from the audio-out put ports to the mic-in on my pc....
The sound quality is really good and im very impressed...
There is just one problem.....Each time there is a break in the sound signal from my mic or guitar (eg before the start of each line sang)....the audio fades in....if that makes sense? eg if im singing...everytime I stop singing and then sing another line the sound wont be of the same level as the previous line...it will fade in...to the same audio level...
Anyone know this problem and how or if it can be solved?
Sorry bout my explanation...im really hot and bothered and rushing around doing 900 things at once lol
TY
Can you post a clip of what you're describing?
im afraid I cant at this moment as my amp is at a freinds house.......um....basically what I mean....is....if I begin to play a bar...the first note or chord will be very quiet and the music will then fade in to the desired volume level...and if I continue to play without stopping it will stay at this desired level but as soon as I rest and begin to play another bar the fade in problem occurs again....
Sorry if that isnt a decent enuff explanation....I will be getting my amp back 2moro so....If you still are unsure I will try 2 post a clip
Thanks anyway :)
NeM
I think I know what you mean but I've never ever heared of it, nor can I think of any reason how that could be. I can't even think of a way to deliberately get that effect without using signal processors. Do try and upload a clip when you can, maybe it might give a clue. As for now, sorry, no idea.
Oh, welcome to GN!
I'm not sure but I think I used to get the same thing years ago trying to bounce tracks with 2 cheap cassette decks.(not sure how this would relate to your problem :lol: ) First try plugging into the "line in" instead of the mic input of your sound card. I think this could be the problem. This may also be a faulty cord, are you using a stereo jack :?: You may need to run the amp line out through a mixer.--the dog
