Subject: | Re: sibillance with NT1-A pair |
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From: | "Dan Dugan" dandugan_1999 |
Date: | Thu Sep 21, 2006 11:18 am (PDT) |
Allen wrote, > >I've been recording on a PMD-670 with a pair of NT1-A large >>diaphragm condensers for some time now. Recently a few sessions >>have been seriously marred by excessive sibilance, far beyond >>the capability of any sort of de-essing in post (which I really >>want to avoid). >> >>The "esses" are very grossly overmodulating, while everything > >else sounds perfectly normal. Sometimes leaving one leg of a balanced pair open will cause something like that. Check cable continuity for all three pins. -Dan Dugan |
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