| Subject: | FR2-LE mic trim (again) |
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| From: | "James Huckle" catskinroyale |
| Date: | Sun Apr 27, 2008 6:48 am ((PDT)) |
Hi All I appreciate this subject has gone around for a while now. My unit arrived on Friday and I've been researching what the mic trim does, generating tests tones to set mics etc. The missing piece of information I need is does the mic trim setting apply for given mic for *any* recording? I.e. for a given mic will the same trim setting be used for quiet ambiance as well as loud or will I need to trim for each situation? Any advice appreciated. Many thanks James -- http://www.phonography.org.uk/blog/ |
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