Recording Meter Options

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sharpdion23
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2011/06/11 22:16:48 (permalink)

Recording Meter Options

Is there a way to make the recording meter bigger so that I can see the db levels when recording? I know the right click and show a specific amount of db range, but I want something like big time where it makes the numbers big.

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    Re:Recording Meter Options 2011/06/11 23:45:22 (permalink)
    Not in sonar, but there are meter plugins with a bigger meter reading area.

    If you r recording in 24bit, you don't need to record hot. -24 to -6dB is fine. If thats one of the reasons you need a bigger meter scale window.
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    Re:Recording Meter Options 2011/06/12 00:16:14 (permalink)
    What meter plugin do you suggest? and is there a way to convert the project that has been recorded to 24bit from 16bit?

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