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Sameer
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 Posted: Wed Sep 27, 2006 2:45 pm Post subject: Events |
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Studio Micing Seminar on October 3rd in SF. Here's the link, and if you or anyone you know is interested in attending,
contact tsalisbury@sennheiserusa.com for a free hook-up.
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Dave
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| Posted: Wed Sep 27, 2006 2:58 pm Post subject: Re: Events |
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| Sameer wrote: | | Studio Micing Seminar... |
Micing...why would I want to go to a seminar about mice in the studio...is this a real problem? Uhhhh...least that what I thought it said when I first read it...been a long day in H Town.
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Frank F
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Although I am not picky and love to learn, why would a VO person want to use more than one microphone? Unless you can talk in stereo.
Although some of the techniques are nice to know, a seminar like this one is designed for a recording studio environment where one might presume to mic a piano or drum set, or Classical 12 string guitar or an orchestra... Singing Vocals uses a much different technique for mic placement than spoken vocals.
Although this would be fun, I am going to pass.
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