Why -2.38 dB

[dominicperry]

Anyone know why the default record level is -2.38 dB ? Seems a bit odd. And I have a very hard time setting it to 0.00dB __ 0.11 and -0.11 are its favourite settings

Also, any chance of a 0dB clip indication on the meters? I would like to finish a recording and be able to look back and see if I've overloaded the input.

Thanks

Dominic

[Rim]

That -2.3dB has been fixed in the current Auria version (1.04). I assume you're talking about the record input level?

All meters in Auria have clip indicators that turn red at 0dB. The stay on the screen for a few seconds.

Rim

[DavePDX]

dominicperry-

Just double-tap the record level knob to set it to 0.00dB

[dominicperry]

dominicperry-

Just double-tap the record level knob to set it to 0.00dB

Thanks. Got it.

Dominic

[dominicperry]

That -2.3dB has been fixed in the current Auria version (1.04). I assume you're talking about the record input level?

All meters in Auria have clip indicators that turn red at 0dB. The stay on the screen for a few seconds.

Rim

Yes, I thought you said it would be fixed but when I checked it, it was still -2.38 dB. But it's 0.00 with a new song. Thanks.

It would be great if there was an option to leave clip indicators on until cleared. But that may not be a simple request. I'll survive with it as it stands.

Dominic

[Rim]

Right, old projects will still use that value, as that's what they were saved with.

Having more permanent clip indicators presents a problem because you need to be able to reset them by tapping on them. The screen layout is too tight to allow for that.


Rim

[dominicperry]

One possible solution (used by one of my Mac DAWS) is to have clip indicators which clear when you stop the transport. There would still need to be a setting somewhere for choosing hold times (e.g. 2secs or 15secs or Infinite). But, I realise that it's a 'nice-to-have' rather than a must have.

Thanks again.

Dominic

[Rim]

OK, that's a possibility for a future update.

Rim