Mac audio input line in vs firewire presonus

MAC AUDIO INPUT LINE IN VS FIREWIRE PRESONUS PATCH
MAC AUDIO INPUT LINE IN VS FIREWIRE PRESONUS PRO

The basic question remains: why won't the Eureka give up more than -7db peak levels? I mean, the thing is cranked as high as it will go - this just doesn't make sense. I do need to use the compressor, so hope it's not that - LOL!ДЄs for plugging into the mic input on the Eureka, no other way for me to plug in my mic BUT through the mic input, as I only have an XLR - XLR cable I'll do a test bypassing the compressor tonight, but think I have already tried that. However, the publisher I am recording for remotely said -7 was just too low - he wants it Park Seward: Might try again, just to be sure on levels, albee1952 and Park Seward: I would normally agree! I hate having it pushed to between 0 and -1.

MAC AUDIO INPUT LINE IN VS FIREWIRE PRESONUS PATCH

Thanks for the suggestions/questions, all! Sorry for the delay in deltasigma: yes, I have tried going TRS to TRS (via patch cable). Trying to get a voice to max out is just silly.If you need, record your voice and them add a compressor and limiter and put the final gain where you want it. Record low and let the final engineer adjust levels were they want them.

'the recording levels need to be nice and high.' You don't want to plug the strip into the mic input of the Mbox but you know that. Make sure you are plugged into the mic input and not the line input on the strip. If so, you need to correctly adjust your compressor.

MAC AUDIO INPUT LINE IN VS FIREWIRE PRESONUS PRO

I'm a quiet reader to begin with, so the recording levels need to be nice and high.ДЄT4050 large diaphragm condenser -> Presonus Eureka Channel Strip -> Mbox2 Pro (via Aux input/analog 3 - with all Mbox2 settings at their lowest) -> Macbook Pro running Snow Leopard and Pro Tools LE 8.Дo I have this hooked up incorrectly? I just can't figure out why the aux inputs would be giving such reduced recording levels.nice not to get the noise floor I get when plugging int through the Mic1 input, but seriously? I must be doing something wrong here.ДЄny help would be appreciated.looked through the forums but couldn't find quite the same situation.but if you know of a thread, feel free to redirect me! When the Eureka is connected to the Mbox2 Pro via the Mic1 input, the recording levels are nice and high, BUT there is a TON of noise floor (around -48db).Д«ackground: I am an audiobook narrator - so it's just me and my voice. This is too low for the publishers I work with. The absolute highest peak level I can get, even with mic pre gain cranked to maximum, is about -7db.

Issue: Recording levels are too low when external preamp (Presonus Eureka) is connected to Mbox2 Pro via the Aux input (analog 3 in Pro Tools). Hi there! Still finding my feet with respect to my very simple set-up.

Mac audio input line in vs firewire presonus