Re: Linux Recording AGC Using Sound Card Mic Volume Control

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I didn't look at all the rack mounted models, but I know one of the portable models has a limiter built in. 

I'm not a believer that computers are the solution for everything. For some sound recording, I use a solid state recorder then edit with Audacity. A lot of things can go wrong with recording on a computer. You need to insure only one source is recorded, which Audacity does, but some recorders just record the "mixer". Basically, less is more. 


------Original Message------
From: sonofzev@xxxxxxxxxxxx
To: sonofzev@xxxxxxxxxxxx
To: gary
Cc: alsa-user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Cc: 'Steve Henke'
ReplyTo: sonofzev@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re:  Linux Recording AGC Using Sound Card Mic Volume	Control
Sent: Jun 11, 2009 11:58 PM

No I was thinking something more like a Behringer MIC 100

http://www.behringer.com/en/products/mic100.aspx

The PMD 560 would negate the need for an PC based system with linux and ALSA..
but probably still requires something like the MIC-100 in before it. 



On Fri Jun 12 16:11 , gary  sent:

>http://www.d-mpro.com/users/folder.asp\?FolderID=3507
>
>Something like the PMD560?


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