| Subject: | Re: D.I.Y. With MX391 |
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| From: | "H=E5kan Olsson" nordicsounds |
| Date: | Mon Feb 13, 2012 10:35 am ((PST)) |
Hi! Your rig looks great! Light weight and portable. The recording sounds a bit "empty" in the middle though, don't you think? I have a lot of other sounds around me at the moment, so I may be mistaken. I= t may depend on the location and moment you recorded? It would be great with some more recordings to compare with. Maybe David's shaking peanuts test or similar? A comparison with the AT3032 would be nice as well. ----- H=E5kan O. |
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