yep, you are right. there are only the neumanns i know. i thought
there are more, but i only know the neumann d series. i realized this
yesterday after writing the post..
maybe i have seen those on two different advertises, or read an
article or what ever, and thought that there are a few, sometimes
your brain will trick you;-)
anyone working with one of those neumann digital mics?
Am 07.12.2006 um 05:39 schrieb Lou Judson:
> Good questions. I have a few to add:
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> Which digital mics, other than Neumann D? Digital is a common buzzword
> to sell gear - like Sony headphones have had a "digital" tag on them
> for years but they are stictly analog. The manufacturers flacks use
> the
> word as a comeon, when they might mean "compatible with digital" ...
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> Googling does not bring up and digital mics or speakers for that
> matter
> - transducers are at least half analog, where they interfac with the
> air...
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> If the mics are digital, the preamp is built in. Which recorders
> have
> compatible digital inputs.?
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> But mostly, which mics do you mean...
>
> Lou Judson =95 Intuitive Audio
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> On Dec 6, 2006, at 8:35 AM, evs wrote:
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>> hi everybody,
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>> i=B4m just curious if anyone ever tryd to make some field recording
>> with some of those new digital mics.
>> i=B4m a little confused as i=B4m reading so little about it, but there
>> are a few out yet..
>> they must have really low self noise (right?). so it could be
>> interesting for recording subtle atmos. anyone knows anything about
>> this?
>> and what kind of preamp you have to use? which field recorder can
>> record with a digital mic?
>>
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> "Microphones are not ears,
> Loudspeakers are not birds,
> A listening room is not nature."
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