-0db audio

Alcove Audio

• May 12, 2013

• #2

Don't worry about it; as long as it's not distorted you're in good shape.

Pay attention in the future, however; you want your peaks at about -6dB.

 

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mrpink89

• May 12, 2013

• #3

Thats what I was thinking, got the dual mono so i'll give it a try but dont want to fall into the habit of thinking that way. pretty good day of shooting though.

 

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wheatgrinder

• May 14, 2013

• #4

a pretty good day of shooting is better than a great day at work!

 

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AudioPostExpert

• May 15, 2013

• #5

mrpink89 said:

Some of my audio peaked at -0. It never went over, nor did it distort but I still wonder, is this to high of a audio level peak?

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Technically 0dB is "over" and is distortion. Most digital recorders and other digital audio software/hardware is designed to register 0dB 1-5 tenths of a dB below 0dB. Seems like in this case you may have been lucky and just registered 0dB on the meters rather than actually hitting it. You should listen to the audio file extremely carefully, if you don't have accurate metering software, to make sure you didn't clip.

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