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Laurence Payne

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On 20 Feb 2005 22:25:11 -0800, wrote:

I have a digital recorder without recording level meter. I'd like to
attach one to my headphone out jack and be able to set the headphone
output level so that a meter could be "calibrated" so I knew where 0 dB
was. Does anyone have a schematic for such a device. The headphone
out is stereo, so I envision a meter with the ability to take two
voltages and always send the highest one to the meter circuit so I knew
if one of my mics (I record in stereo) was in danger of clipping.

This might be a good time to invest in a small mixing board. As you
seem to be aware, optimum levels are the key to quality recordings. A
mixer gives you convenient control of levels from a range of sources.

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