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paulstefano Backstage Pass
Joined: 22 Sep 2015 Posts: 411 Location: Baltimore, MD
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VoiceoverMike
Joined: 06 May 2013 Posts: 4 Location: Bedford, Texas
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Posted: Sun Dec 06, 2015 8:32 pm Post subject: |
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Hey Paul,
The one thing that stood out to me was lack of gain which is an issue with dynamics - I use an RE20 and suffer from the same wimpy level issue at times.
A cloudlifter might or might not help in your chain. It didn't fit well with my system but I know that a lot of folks have luck with them on dynamics and ribbons.
Here is the deal - you will need to compensate on the processing side and not leave these flat as they come off the mic.
http://www.voiceovemike.com/files/pauls-juiced.mp3
http://www.voiceovemike.com/files/pauls-juiced2.mp3
What I did here is to apply some mild EQ and light compression to add some gain and then normalized. You should at minimum normalize levels - I use -3db as my parameter. If you create an unacceptable noise floor you can use background removal to get rid of it as long as it doesn't disrort your primary audio. I did this in the #2 sample.
Hope this helps.
Mike Norgaard
www.VoiceoverMike.com
Anyway, hope this helps. It sounds pretty clean to me other than that, but |
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