Topic: 722 limiter function

[ts]

Sorry to confuse things.  With your mics and those SPLs you will need to run line in mode.  You can choose via the menu whether line in mode has 48v on or off. The default is off.

That's what I thought, line in with phantom on, right? Thanks. +T

exactly - you can run phantom line or mic in, mic in will add more gain

cool. thanks. +T

[RebelRebel]

I like the limiter. Some folk bad mouth it. But, used properly, it gives me a few more dB of musical signal, and allows me to safely hammer the audience into the musical ceiling. In acoustic ambient recording, the audience is always the signal limiting factor, so, the limiter function is a great advntage in some situations.

I liked it too, found it necessary for the work I did. PA Tapes arent dripping with dynamic range anyway, , so Id probably just run conservatively , having peaks around -10, leaving the limiter out. in 24 bit recording, clipping or being near it is  beyond unnecessary...

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[John P]

 in 24 bit recording, clipping or being near it is  beyond unnecessary...

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