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#Light compressor microphone manual#
#Light compressor microphone software#

Stereo Recording: A complete waveform is shown.

④ Timeline Display Displays the waveform of the sound while recording. Keep levels in the target range (indicated by the shaded region on the input meter). ③ Microphone Gain Adjust the volume of the sound source. ② Settings Status Displays the icons for advanced settings that are currently enabled. Red flashing dot indicates that recording is in progress. ① Connected Device Status Status displays the connected MOTIV device. Increasing the volume of the grouped tracks increases the stereo width, while decreasing their volume narrows the width.Īdvanced tip: Using compression with a fast attack setting on the grouped tracks keeps transients (the first part of a sound, such as when a drum stick strikes a cymbal) toward the center of the stereo image and allows them to expand within the stereo field as the sound decays.

Group the right and left side tracks, and set the volume at the same level for simultaneous adjustment.

Pan this track all the way to the right and reverse the phase.

Third track: Copy the side/bidirectional signal from the second track.

Second track: Use the audio signal (side/bidirectional) from the right channel only as a mono track, panned all the way to the left.

First track: Use the audio signal (front/cardioid) from the left channel only as a mono track, panned to the center.

Extract the left and right audio signals from the 2-channel Raw Mid-Side file as individual mono tracks.

#Light compressor microphone software#

If your digital audio workstation software (DAW) has no mid-side decoder, use these steps to adjust and manipulate the stereo image:

#Light compressor microphone manual#

Manual Decoding and Stereo Width Adjustment

⑧ Advanced Features Fine tune your audio recording with limiter and compressor controls, high pass filter, left-right swap, and equalization settings. ⑦ Stereo Width Handles Use the dots to quickly set stereo width. Speech benefits from a narrow width, which improves clarity and rejects ambient (room) sound. For example, a large orchestra or ensemble recording benefits from a wide stereo image, which increases separation between instruments. Tip: Consider the location of the microphone and the size of the sound source when adjusting the width. Use the handles to adjust the width of the stereo image. ⑥ Polar Pattern Selection Swipe to choose your pick-up pattern. ⑤ Preset Modes Set stereo width, equalization, and compression for specific applications.

Or tap the Save button to save current settings. ④ Custom Presets Tap the caret to quickly access your saved presets. ③ Microphone Gain Adjust the mic gain slider to set the volume of the sound source. The loudest peaks should reach within the target range (indicated by the shaded region between -12 and -3 dB). ② Input Meter Displays the strength of the input signal and whether that signal is mono or stereo. When mic settings are Locked, the setting screen is grayed out. Note: Lock the settings to prevent accidental changes to settings when handling your device during recording. Tap the lock to lock or unlock the settings. Tap the headphone icon to access direct monitoring control. The charms show which advanced features are on. A red flashing dot next to the name let you know whether recording is active. ① Notifications The top row displays which device is connected.