Could you tell us what you did so that other users who face the same problem don’t have to solve it again? Thanks a lot!
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Pay attention to the level! Try to stay between -20 and -10 dB. When multiple signals are combined, they are added together at the master output (max ~ -6 db).
→ Anything above 0 dB ~distorts the audio signal and leads to (extremely) high CPU usage.
Useful:
Using meter plugins for gain staging purposes
https://wiki.mod.audio/wiki/MOD_Web_GUI_User_Guide#Using_meter_plugins_for_gain_staging_purposes
sorry for the delay of my replay, i changed the Tiny gain with gain control (see the photo)
-20 or -10 of what??? the level of each pedal or the general output?
In the signal path of each pedal, I try to stay around -20 to -10 dB. I often use multiple signal paths that are then summed at the master. At the master out, I try not to exceed -6 dB.
If I’m above 0 dB anywhere in the signal path, the CPU performance increases noticeably.
I got into the habit of using -20 to -10 dB because I read it somewhere once:
Bob Katz Mastering:
Level Practices (Part 1) http://www.digido.com/articles-and-demo … art-1.html
Level Practices (Part 2) http://www.digido.com/how-to-make-bette … art-2.html
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