Subject: | Re: Recording quiet landscapes (SD 302 question) |
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From: | "Dan Dugan" dandugan_1999 |
Date: | Sun Mar 22, 2009 10:21 am ((PDT)) |
> I've seen a SPL Meter being used by an audio guy to set his levels > much like a photographer would use a light meter (or perhaps as a > reference for later mastering) is this a normal practice? No, but it's a nice thing to do. One might say into the recording "ambient level 42 dBA slow." > Since this thread started as a 302 question, I'll add a further > 'mixer' question to the mix (so to speak) > > I'm looking at getting an 8 channel firewire pre/mixer for my laptop > for some different recording I want to do. I also may use it with > the 702. I've looked everywhere online to find the use of the AES/ > SPDIF input on the 702 without success. If my firewire pre-amp/mixer > has AES/SPDIF out, is this the best way to connect it to a 702? So far as I know, firewire on the Sound Devices products is for connection to computers for transfer only. Using it with an input interface is a great idea, though, and I encourage you to write to SD about supporting that. -Dan Dugan |
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