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I cannot find in the help file (V1.10) the meaning of the red vs green levels displayed for the audio during recording. There are two interpretations I can see:
1) The red represents some clipping beyond the green level. The audio volume should be adjusted so there is no red during recording.
2) The red represents peak levels above the green level. As long as the red does not touch top top of the displayed box (ie. pin the red at the end), distortion does not occur. Green represents average levels.
How to use the display to optimize the full amplitude range of the record in short ?
Volume Control Level Meaning
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Thank you, but I am now left with the question, that if the red/green levels only represent levels w/o reference to clipping, how does one optimize the levels for recording ? While -30 db is recommended, I note that that level gives on the waveform display peaks way below the maximum that can be displayed.
So is the display of the peaks and the 'headroom' above the peaks in the display on playback unrelated to maximum peak levels ?