2024-08-17 08:47:57
I think a lot of people use Audacity for podcasts, game reviews, etc. However, when using Audacity connected via USB, a limiter is automatically applied to the recording level, causing the top and bottom to be cut off, which is a problem. This problem was solved by removing the BridgeCast mixer.
Applying a limiter when recording with Audacity
As shown in the image above, the limiter is automatically applied when recording. This is the default state. The environment is as follows. *BridgeCast is the latest version at the time of writing this article.
- Windows 10
- Audacity 3.2.3
- USB connection with Roland BridgeCast
- Microphone SM58 (dynamic microphone)
It is located under BridgeCast settings.
- Microphone settings dynamics
- Bold Recording: STREAM
How to Release the Limiter
Anyway, Audacity doesn’t have a limiter to begin with. When I recorded it without going through the mixer’s BridgeCast, it turned out fine.
This is also BridgeCast, but the limiter doesn’t seem to apply if you use the STREAM input.
I also disabled the compressor via the BridgeCast’s MIC input, but the limiter seems to be being applied, probably because of the BridgeCast driver.
If you experience limiters when recording with Audacity, connect the microphone directly to your computer.You should try it.
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