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I agree that voltage values are purely indicative since they depend on impedence match, but it's always linear values besides logarithmic values... the curve shape/line angle is the same...valis wrote: ...impedence mismatches between gear can do funny things to 'reactance' to AC levels...sometimes...
well, that might be one of those times that a limiter is helpful. the right mic and pre and a great room would probably still make the limiter unneeded, especially if the performer was aware of mic technique. if one is recording a lunatic or an animal(for some reason mental illness is often seen as coolCochise wrote:Sometimes, listening to Skunk Anansie music, Skin's voice passing from murmur to scream make me think she's could be hard to track without compression
), a limiter is probably a must but only to prevent overloads, not for "the sound". "the sound" is more properly and easily applied after.garyb wrote:...if one is recording a lunatic...
Looks like you don't appreciate "Charity" clip so much, nor the music.
Sorry, you're around AC levels... Things can become rather complex in freq (and time) domain(s).Cochise wrote:I agree that voltage values are purely indicative since they depend on impedence match, but it's always linear values besides logarithmic values... the curve shape/line angle is the same...valis wrote: ...impedence mismatches between gear can do funny things to 'reactance' to AC levels...sometimes...
Sometimes I anyway think I need some braincheck myself.garyb wrote:
oh....not necessarily.
i have schizophrenics in the wife's family, so i'm familiar with insanity....