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If I was using SF7 and would like to add some gain to my recording after the fact how would I do this using SF7?
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March 06, 2005, 05:43:27 AM »
not sure with sf but with wavelab you go to process > change gain. you can click "get peak level" so you know how much you have to work with.
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Process > Volume
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