Being able to just record via the browser is streamlined goodness.
Alas, when to A/B with say, Audacity, the AM recording seems to be invoking
compression or limiting (swimmy?), but degrading the recording in any case.
Here's a sample that was entirely recorded on Chrome w/ me, guitar, into a pretty good macbook mic:
https://board.groundwire.xyz/attachments/files/file_1652581972202.mp3
edit - now wondering if this is caused by something akin to echoCancellation or noiseSuppression, and if so, would it be introduced from AM or in Chrome?
Being able to just record via the browser is streamlined goodness. Alas, when to A/B with say, Audacity, the AM recording seems to be invoking compression or limiting (swimmy?), but degrading the recording in any case. Here's a sample that was entirely recorded on Chrome w/ me, guitar, into a pretty good macbook mic: https://board.groundwire.xyz/attachments/files/file_1652581972202.mp3 edit - now wondering if this is caused by something akin to echoCancellation or noiseSuppression, and if so, would it be introduced from AM or in Chrome?