Re: how to increase gain in microphone channel?
"Gary Behenna" <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.linux.suse.multimedia |
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| Message-ID | <000201c2b82c$457c6fd0$341629c4@garybeh01> |
Hi, I'm using a SoundBlaster Live 5.1, but also seemed to have trouble controlling the gain through the std. GUI mixers. I found that by opening a terminal window and calling the command "alsamixer" (assuming, of course that you are using ALSA and not OSS), I was able to control the gain more effectively and produce the volumes which I wanted. Perhaps this may solve your problem. Best regards, Gary ----- Original Message ----- From: "Adalberto Castelo" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, January 07, 2003 12:37 AM Subject: Re: [suse-multimedia-e] how to increase gain in microphone channel? > On Monday 06 January 2003 00:42, Dow Hurst wrote: > > If he is getting signal at all it sounds like the mic is turned on. The > > faint sound could be feedthru with the mic plugged in the wrong input, > > No, it's in the correct input (mic). > > > right? Or maybe he needs to try recording from the mike without the > > monitor on. Some circuits are designed to reduce feedback so he might > > Didn't think about that. Tried recording stuff with the mic muted. Same > problem. Low volume of the recording. No noticeable change in the volume by > muting the mic. > > > have a compression feature kicking in harder as he cranks the mic input > > up. Just free thinking here on the $0.02 level so take all this with a > > grain of salt! ;-) > > Dow > > > > Hey, thanks for thinking about it at all :) > > Adalberto > > > Curtis Rey wrote: > > > Adalberto Castelo wrote: > > >> I have a cmedia pci on-board sound card on my amd mobo. I'm using > > >> suse 8.1. My microphone produces very little sound, is hard to hear > > >> your voice at all. And I can't find a way of increasing the gain. No > > >> gain options on yast hw sound setup, or kmix, or smix or gnome colume > > >> control. Can somebody help me? > > >> > > >> Adalberto > > > > > > Hi, go in to kmix, gmix, gamix and you'll see a button under the mic > > > volume setting that needs to be turned on. If you're using kmix it's > > > red, and gamix is a rectangular botton (can't remember in gmix - don't > > > use it). Anyway see if that works. If not repost. > > > > > > HTH, Curtis. > > > -- > To unsubscribe send e-mail to [email protected] > For additional commands send e-mail to [email protected] >