What is Mic Clipping: Causes and Solutions
Mic clipping happens when an audio signal exceeds your gear’s limits, causing distortion. Learn what causes it, how to fix it, and how to prevent it entirely.
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Mic Clipping in Podcasting: 5 Common Mistakes and Tips
Any podcast should value high-quality and clear audio. If the sound is distorted, there’s a high chance that listeners may not tune into the podcast anymore. In this article, we broke down causes of mic clipping in podcasts and gave tips as well to help you retain your audience and avoid sound problems.
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The Effects of Mic Clipping on Digital vs. Analog Systems
Clipped audio is already a hassle to deal with, even more when its effects can vary between digital and analog systems. In this article, we laid down how mic clipping can affect digital and analog systems, as well as how to prevent it.
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How to Recognize and Repair Clipped Audio in Post-Production
Having clipped audio in an otherwise good recording can be frustrating. Re-recording might be your first choice, but don’t fret just yet, you may still have the chance the salvage the audio in post-production. Here’s how.
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The Difference Between Mic Clipping and Distortion
Mic clipping and distortion are common audio issues, but they stem from different causes and affect recordings in distinct ways. In this article, learn the key differences between them and how to solve each issue.
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Mic Clipping and Distortion: Causes and Solutions
No one wants their audio recording to be ruined because of mic clipping and distortion. To prevent this from happening, let’s understand the causes and how to possibly solve it!
