| Subject: | Re: The new nagra seven and 4 inputs |
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| From: | freitojos |
| Date: | Thu Mar 6, 2014 3:27 am ((PST)) |
David, " You won't find clean mixing possible with two diferent digital rec= orders." =0D Thank you for your help, I think I can undestand the probems with two ster= eo digital recorders, and as you have said it is too expensive to experimen= t without knowing the result. As I can undestand with a four track recorder= I can put the four mics at the same distance from the source and the time = difference is no problem when mixing. Am I right? If I am right, wich I don= 't know, when recording with four microphones in the field it is very impor= tant that they are at the same distance from the source? =0D Jos=C3=A9=0D =0D |
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