Turning off microphone monitor while recording:ġ. Little background noise, Nice space for recording, Vocals not too loud. (double click numbers next to the db meter) Make sure your recording set up is good: NO CLIPPING! 10 db highest for voiceĬhecking noise floor:Make sure for ( 5) You see 61 db and not forty. Try recording in 96Hz to catch the more spectrum of the voices(if you can)ĭo not Mix & Master in 96Hz(Overload if PC no bueno ) I record with FL Studio 11 as well and my artist hate hearing there voices lol. FL Studio sees mic audio coming in peak meter, but is not recording it. I don't want to hear voice while recording through mic.Ģ. I have looked at various videos, and none of them has helped me yet.ġ. I have set up in the 'In' portion in the mixer to a specific channel to use the mic, and like I said, I can see it is picking up sound, just not recording it.Īny tips would be greatly appreciated. The people who record here don't want to hear themselves.Ģnd thing is, I want to record voice to FL Studio while my song is playing, for some reason I can see in the peak meter that audio is coming through, but there's no actual audio being recorded when I push record. I don't have monitoring on, but I tend to have always heard my voice or whatever through a recording like my MPC or whatever is hooked up. Okay, so my first problem is that whenever I plug the mic in, you can always hear yourself.

But before I do, let me state my setup:Īudio Technica AT2035 Microphone (plugged in through XLR)

Hey all, I am going to try and make this as frank as possible.

How to turn off mic in fl studio