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Hi Folks,
I've been creating a movie and all was going splendidly until suddenly, while recording voiceover, the input (gain level?) of my recordings dropped drastically. I know I must have adjusted something incorrectly but I have no idea what it was. You can see the problem in the image below. The left audio track is what I used to get, the one on the right is what I get now. I know I can adjust the track volume after the recording, but it adds too much noise unless I edit each clip in Audition (a painfully slow process). Any ideas from the experienced users out there?
By the way. I'm using a Microsoft surface with the default Realtek microphone array.
Thanks in advance!
Some settings might be here:
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If you open your audio clip in the Source Monitor, does sound normal with proper volume levels?
If not, select the clip in the Project panel and go to Clip>Modify>Audio Channels and have a look around. Then go to Clip>Audio Options>Audio Gain and take a look at those settings.
If the clip is still wonky, check your recording settings on the Surface.
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Thanks for the suggestions Jeff. But no luck. I'm wondering why there's no way to adjust the input levels at the track level BEFORE recording the voiceover like I have on my PA board. Kinda strange. Right now, I'm just glad that Audition comes with CC. 🙂
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Some settings might be here:
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Thanks! I searched including the web) earlier for that setting with no luck. My Realtek dialog doesn't look like that but I clicked on the start button and typed in Realtek and voila! Now I just wish I know how it got lowered to begin with. LOL
Have a great weekend!