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Diane Maggipinto
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 Posted: Fri Feb 08, 2008 12:38 pm Post subject: Gentner (ClearOne) Auto Coupler/Phone Hybrid |
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i've got SEND (me) in one channel (LINE in) and receive (person at other end) in another (STEREO aux return). recording into adobe audition is fine; it's the levels phone-to-phone that are slightly problematic.
how might i increase my volume so the person on the other end can hear me better? and also, decrease the volume on the other end (which, actually, is slightly hot recording)? i've added gain and boosted the send pot to no avail, and bringing down the receive pot does little for recording levels into aa.
thanks.
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| Posted: Fri Feb 08, 2008 2:39 pm Post subject: |
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as you know - i was having the same problem ... i found some carefully hidden dip switches on my gentner that allowed for various gain increases & decreases - with the correct combination i finally managed to fix it. ALSO - you are going to want the "aux" pot on whatever channel the hybrid is coming in on turned all the way down to avoid feedback.
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georgethetech
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| Posted: Sun Feb 10, 2008 4:06 pm Post subject: Re: Gentner (ClearOne) Auto Coupler/Phone Hybrid |
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Diane:
Assuming you are using a mixer similar to a Mackie 1202 for your purposes, the correct way to use the hybrid is to use the Aux Send from your Mic channel to feed the Input of the hybrid, and the output of the hybrid should feed a channel input on your console. If you want the other end to hear more from you, crank up the Aux Send knob on the Mic channel. If you want to hear more of the caller, turn up the fader on the channel the hybrid feeds into. If your recording of the phone caller's levels are too low, turn up the Main mix knob and turn down your headphones to compensate. Hope this helps, but next time tell us what mixer you are using.
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Diane Maggipinto
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| Posted: Tue Feb 12, 2008 1:39 pm Post subject: |
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george and todd, thanks a million.
(i'm sure that's what awaits in terms of $ack amount$ in today'$ delivery to the front porch, right? i hope $o!)
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