| Subject: | Re: powering lavalier mics |
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| Date: | Fri Jun 24, 2016 4:47 am ((PDT)) |
Thanks Dan. That is consistent with what I was told by the B&H tech - also named Dan. When you mentioned 'throwing the right channel way', does that then transfer the sound to both ears? I have copied the file to the right channel in Audacity using the drop down menu to the left of the waveform. Russ Wigh |
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