| Subject: | Monitoring M-S on an FR2-LE |
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| From: | "Connor Walsh" weisike |
| Date: | Fri Oct 12, 2007 1:34 am ((PDT)) |
Hello everyone, I've finally saved up enough for an Fr2-LE and a Sennheiser MKH-30 and 60 t= o use in M-S stereo. Is there any way to monitor the stereo while recording with a setup like th= is? I originally planned to hold out for a Sound Devices, with the built-in mat= rix. My plan was to learn the fieldcraft with my ENG equipment=85=A0 But I've been getting frustrated by the chances I'm missing out on, so I'm = inclined to take the plunge. How do any of you manage monitoring M-S in the field? Many thanks! Connor |
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