David_Harry
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Ray-CubeAce Posted at 3-23 18:47
Thanks Dave.
I think I'm going to have a look at my audio amps. Check to see if there is any cross talk or a breakdown in the physical audio chain somewhere. I've some calibrated audio tones somewhere I can work from as it seems the channel imbalance is at my end. You certainly know your Cubase shortcuts, the speed you got through most of those
I'm still not sure why one channel would import only to a mono track on my system while the other went to a stereo track. It could account for the 6dBm difference on the meter reading of that side.
Hi Ray.
Don't be fooled by that video, I only know two shortcuts that's why I was pulling up the wrong things Back in the old Atari MIDI only days I was really fast with it but I was a lot younger then and had more grey matter. It would appear that I've now swapped grey matter for grey hair
From what I've tested there are defo two independent/discreet tracks being recorded. Even if there are phase issues between them, this can only happen with two discreet channels. The problem is the input and not the output. But to be honest, I only got my adaptor this morning and I'm so happy with the results with the Clippy mic that I'm not really concerned if I don't get anything else working with it.
Or let me explain it this way, in case what I've just said sounds flippant.
For less than £400 this setup is capable of excellent UHD picture quality that's stabilised and with the mic adaptor and the Clippy lav gives great dialogue quality.
Yes, there are hardware problems, yes, there's software issues, and yes, a bunch of stuff needs ironing out that shouldn't be there. But during the last few weeks I've been using the Samsung Galaxy S10 and the GoPro Hero 7. Both of these devices are excellent examples and pinnacles in their respective fields and each also has their own issues. On balance, with individual issues taken into account and nothing being perfect, I'm just having too much fun with the Pocket and recording some stuff that's simply awesome.
Or another way to look at it. I used to have to pay £400 for just one 8MB RAM module for my old Akai samplers.
Cheers,
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