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- Jun 9, 2008
hi hi,
i have been trying to record a mix on my laptop for a while with little success. i recorded one on my pc and the sound quality was fine.
i am recording from the record out of my amplifier into the microphone in on my laptop (phono >> 3.5mm). i have the various input levels turned down low on my laptop, i have the bass/treble on my amp at the default settings, and i have the gains and master on my mixer at a low level.
when i try to record on my laptop, all the highs seem to be forced out whenever the bass comes in (im not turning the bass up high on the mixer either). when listening back to the mix the result is like a 'sucking' effect. its not aparrent all the way through but there are times where it is really noticeable, so i posted two mixes where it is going on.
has anyone had this trouble before, or have any suggestions on how to fix it?
fine/working mix on pc
shitty laptop mix 1
shitty laptop mix 2
any help/advice is much appreciated
i have been trying to record a mix on my laptop for a while with little success. i recorded one on my pc and the sound quality was fine.
i am recording from the record out of my amplifier into the microphone in on my laptop (phono >> 3.5mm). i have the various input levels turned down low on my laptop, i have the bass/treble on my amp at the default settings, and i have the gains and master on my mixer at a low level.
when i try to record on my laptop, all the highs seem to be forced out whenever the bass comes in (im not turning the bass up high on the mixer either). when listening back to the mix the result is like a 'sucking' effect. its not aparrent all the way through but there are times where it is really noticeable, so i posted two mixes where it is going on.
has anyone had this trouble before, or have any suggestions on how to fix it?
fine/working mix on pc
shitty laptop mix 1
shitty laptop mix 2
any help/advice is much appreciated