a good mic pls
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micolas
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On the contrary
Reflections, resonances, room modes, standing waves, etc., reside in phase changes, and damage to the frequency response (random peaks and dips), so in short, they change the sound captured by the microphone, they mutilate it.
[Voice-room-microphone] is an interactive system.
Experts are showing extreme good heartedness and helpfulness.
Against all the odds....
They also, apparently, have oceans of patience. Or Himalayas. (Pick one)
Me, not an expert in mics, I'm just being sarcastic.
micolas
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...you're just an artist/philosopher wandering around here among other philosophers/artists...
@plautus - tell me please:
Why do you ask questions if you ignore the answers?
Your recording place is accoustically awful. Tragic. But you know better that the problem lies in your microphone. OK, sell it. Throw away. Get rid of it.
Everything is perfect but the microphone.
Buy a BM-700. It fits your recording condtions perfectly.
Or read the bloody forum. Twice. And then again. And again. (I did it).
And build yourself a perfect microphone. All the necessary information is here. You dont know how to solder? The answer is simple: learn. It's not difficult.
Just start reading. Paying attention to what is written. Paying attention to the answers that experts gave you.
You know nothing (it's painfully obvious) yet you ignore what knowleable gremium tells you. Every bloody advice.
Why you ask then?
Why do you ask questions if you ignore the answers?
Your recording place is accoustically awful. Tragic. But you know better that the problem lies in your microphone. OK, sell it. Throw away. Get rid of it.
Everything is perfect but the microphone.
Buy a BM-700. It fits your recording condtions perfectly.
Or read the bloody forum. Twice. And then again. And again. (I did it).
And build yourself a perfect microphone. All the necessary information is here. You dont know how to solder? The answer is simple: learn. It's not difficult.
Just start reading. Paying attention to what is written. Paying attention to the answers that experts gave you.
You know nothing (it's painfully obvious) yet you ignore what knowleable gremium tells you. Every bloody advice.
Why you ask then?
untreated vs treated room
untreated - sound with echo
treated - same sound but without the echo...
On the same note: A 1000$ mic doesnt sound the same as a 5$ mic under the same bad untreated room conditions. The difference in sound is humongous
U guys need to watch some 'before and after room treatment' videos!
untreated - sound with echo
treated - same sound but without the echo...
On the same note: A 1000$ mic doesnt sound the same as a 5$ mic under the same bad untreated room conditions. The difference in sound is humongous
U guys need to watch some 'before and after room treatment' videos!
micolas
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"Plautus: But to me on the rode nt1 recordings it sounds boomy, closed, lack of detail, and harsh."
Ironically, the "fools" at *MusicRadar* seem to have chosen...
...drums please! :
Rode NT1
!TLM103 !
https://www.musicradar.com/news/best-condenser-mics
( quod erat demonstrandum! )
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The higher-quality the mic, the more accurately it adheres to "garbage in, garbage out".
Or fine, if you're the expert at THAT, rent a U87 (~2k retail price), and see how it sounds in your room.
And you've got a hell of a lot of reading, learning and growing up to do...
Well, we don't know how many of us he has or hasn't added to his ignore list...
1. Not "echo" but reverberations or reflections. These are precisely defined terms. You cannot have echo in a small room.
2. It's more complicated than that. A lot more. See: @micolas ' post #162.
3. Yes - a treated room. Your is not treated.
Well, technically it is... it is badly treated.
You, man, need to learn a lot!
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You think he's shooting questions but sees no answers?
I had them all here and I compared a tlm103, tlm193 with my rode nt1. The tlm103 sound a lot different than the other 2 mics. UNpleasently bright just like I know the sound from other videos. So there u go!
micolas
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The key word in your statements is "HERE", i.e. in the room not properly treated.
Here's the proof you're not reading:
https://groupdiy.com/threads/a-good-mic-pls.90113/post-1192475
ubxf
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Are you a recent grad of YouTube university ?
micolas
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It's full of know-it-alls, graduates of YouTube Universities, Tik-Tok Academy, etc. The problems arise when they have to apply deep, solid knowledge in real life.
ubxf
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I could be totally off base but does It seems like an AI prompt " troll this thread with rude childish random comments "
micolas
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I really wanted to ask a group admin to check some things about a certain account. Too many aberrations are generated.
He wants simple answers.You think he's shooting questions but sees no answers?
The best microphone is the Line Audio CM4. It has a very flat frequency response. Buy that and all your problems will be solved.
beatsnblunts
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there’s no need…
to get a good quality mic?
to spend $600 when you can ‘mod’ a mic?
spend any more time on this thread because you **** on everyones responses?
the sound starts at the source then is effected by the room-work on those two first. if you can’t square that away, then even Franks U47 won’t help you.
thats a .... shotgun mic *sigh*
