06-12-2020, 05:21 PM
If you can make a local recording that sounds good, then your hardware is good. As you suggested, I think the problem is in the RT mix. 2 thoughts:
a) did you look in the Audio Console AKA Power Mixer? A few users, myself inclued, have made some tweaks there that improved overall sound quality. I chose to disable the compression
b) look at the other players' setup. One or more may have higher latency than you, or is using a different sample rate. I've had problems with my recordings when one session member had poor stats. Sounded acceptable in my ears during the session, but the recording was useless.
just taking guesses here....
a) did you look in the Audio Console AKA Power Mixer? A few users, myself inclued, have made some tweaks there that improved overall sound quality. I chose to disable the compression
b) look at the other players' setup. One or more may have higher latency than you, or is using a different sample rate. I've had problems with my recordings when one session member had poor stats. Sounded acceptable in my ears during the session, but the recording was useless.
just taking guesses here....