said:
>tuner or amp to change the level of the tape-out signal. Is there any
>advantage to using the amp headphone output, or to using mic rather than
>line-in?
I don't think so. The only difference should be the voltage levels.
>Thanks for the suggestion. I guess this is a guru's tool and does not
>need an option bar on top.
It's in the docs. Did you read them? It's not like it's that hard to
scan 60 lines of text.
>Is there a way to set the recording level with Dtape?
I don't think so. It appears to respect the recording level set by the
mixer. It's always possible it's there but I missed it. You could drop
Paul a note and ask him.
Steven
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