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How to record yelling

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I have a project for a client that I need to complete. It requires me to yell through the entire set. What settings do I need to use in order to not have the final product sound blown out and distorted?

Conqueror's_Blade_Rev-4_mixdown.zip

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EuanWilliamson

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As I said, this is how your sample looks in Audition:

There are no signs of peaking as you say and if anything the level looks lower that it could be.

Can you show us an image / screen grab with this peaking you speak of?

Are you recording on a device and then bringing it into Audition?

You will need to give us more detail on what you are doing to help us help you 🙂

@Richard M Knight is correct: if the signal from the mic is to high, turn down the gain if you can

Standing further away may make it sound a bit echo~ish

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Best regards, Euan.

EuanWilliamson

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Hi,

I'm puzzled a bit by your question. Your sample doesn't show any clipping or such

Of course, this sample is: Conqueror's Blade Rev-4_mixdown.mp3 so perhaps you have tried to fix it?

Wher do you see problems? In the original file recorded?

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Best regards, Euan.

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Melvin5EDDAuthor

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Thanks for your quick reply Euan. My issue is that when I'm required to yell, my voice causes the levels to peak. What can I do to keep my volume levels at a normal rate even when I have to raise my voice?

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Richard M Knight

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You could turn down the gain on your microphone amplifier, or move away from the mic.

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