spyder

I’ll try, thanks.

I have not, just learning this program, taken a look at some editing tools just now. Could that be it? Just not sure as to why it was once perfect, and now is not. I’d love a plug and play method that just had the vocals loud enough

Doing a session at this second, the instrumental is 1.6 and the vocals are around -4.5

None. And haven’t changed any settings since it sounded beautiful that one time.

But even when I mute the instrumental to listen back, the recorded audio is very low on playback. It was fine once, I want to say I was using either Sierra or a lower version of High Sierra st the time. The guy who does my mixing has also noticed the drop in recording volume.

-.1

Correct

I would say 3.7 based off a previous track I did.

Hey guys this is my first topic, hope this is the right section to ask. I get really low volume when recording, and listening in playback. The wave length looks to be okay, but the volume of the vocals are nothing in comparison to the instrumental. I am using a MBP 15" 2015 with discrete graphics on Mojave. But I have the same issue on High Sierra on a MBP 13" early 2011. My mic is a Samson G-Track and is plug and play, no drivers, USB condenser mic. I used to use it on Windows with Cool Edit Pro with no problems. I even have used it on the 13" MBP with Logic and sounded beautiful, for about a week or so. When i went to use it again, the vocals were dramatically lower. If i increase the volume on the mic itself too much, of course the mic clips and the audio cuts out. Ive googled and seen all the best settings... I record in mono... there is no white noise creeping in, I have a pop filter but have always used one. The walls have a blanket hung up to rid reverb. Have tried a different USB-B cable and no resolve. Logic issue? Mic issue? if so, I am not looking to spend a great deal, Mics along with a pre-amp can get expensive, what would be an easy cheap solution? Thanks guys!