| Subject: | Re: Recording "Hiss" |
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| From: | "wildlifeanalysis" wildlifeanalysis |
| Date: | Wed May 30, 2007 10:29 am ((PDT)) |
> David, (I'm intrigued - what's a "toilet test") ? A throw away recording, and also literally flushing a toilet and recording it. Just seemed like a good way to get a relatively complex sound event for testing... I didnt get a chance to do this last night, got caught up in other things, I'll shoot again for tonight. The self noise in the recordings I made with the trim all the way up was actually really bad. Broadband hiss beginning at about 9Khz all the way up... really nasty stuff. |
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