| Subject: | Help with a noisy recording |
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| From: | "Philipp Schr=F6ter" |
| Date: | Mon Jan 4, 2010 12:58 pm ((PST)) |
Hello all, Could anyone of you explain why this recording is such noisy? Where does th= e permanent hissing sound come from? I just used a rode nt4 into an olympus ls10 and am not happy with the current results. Which options are there to reduce all that? An external mic preamp? Recommendations? http://www.filesupload.com/CaOPPCZ thanks a lot for any hint Philipp Schr=F6ter |
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