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Thu, 27 Sep 2012 11:05:50 -0400
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Anyone using Gold wave?
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I'm redoing my .wav audio files for DVK (digital voice keying). I've got 
a hodge podge of files I've done over they years, but figure I should 
make a clean batch.  From within Gold wave, is there any way to get an 
idea of the audio level while recording?

Running a Heil Goldline mic into the sound card of an XP computer.   The 
amount of mic drive and whether or not to use the sound cards mic boost 
are the variables.   If I could tell what settings give me good levels 
without overloading, I'd be in good shape.

I'm not an audio guy, and don't want to make this my lifes work, but any 
help would be welcome. Using JAWS here.

73, Steve KW3A

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