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GAIN STAGING

ack in the days of analogue recording, it was taken for granted that setting audio levels precisely throughout the signal chain was crucially important. Preamps, processors and tape recorders all expected signals at particular levels, meaning that signals coming in too hot could create distortion, while hiss and noise could easily become

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