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![]() "Pat" wrote in message om... I have to make an inexpensive video of my son playing the drums. Unfortunately, the sound quality straight from the camcorder is horrible. But we have a system (mics, mixer, eq, etc.) for recording drums to audiotape, and we get great results. So now, I'm running only the video from the camera, and the audio is coming from the outputs on my Tascam tape recorder. The sound is actully pretty decent, but no matter the volume from the Tascam, the volume recorded onto the videotape is too low. I have tried this many different ways - right from the mixer, and even with: mic --amp --VCR -- and the results are the same. It seems that, no matter the signal strength, the volume is too low. And I've tried this on both of my VCRs. Thanks for any help. The VCRs auto leveling is reducing the volume. Try compressing/limiting the sound peaks from the mixer. VCR recording level will be set by the loudest peaks of the audio input. HTH. |
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