ecktronic
Mixing and Mastering.
This is probably a stupid question, but which side is the front (the bit you sign into) of the Rode NT2?
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kojdogg
bollocks redux!
The front end (i.e. the business end of the cardioid pattern; NT-2 is multipattern) of side-addressed Rodes have gold dots on them.
tc4b
Yeah I been drinkin, SO!?
ecktronic said:
I'm not sure a microphone is the best choice for recording sign language.
Track Rat
Just Your Average Sized Member
Badda-bop! Thank you very much folks! I'm here all week.tc4b said:I'm not sure a microphone is the best choice for recording sign language.
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Big Kenny
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well done...tc4b said:I'm not sure a microphone is the best choice for recording sign language.
up-fiddler
Taming the World--for now
Great post!
And I always thought ASL was the abbreviation for asshole.
Thanks for clearing that up for me. You win the cleverness award for today. I'll write more when I stop laughing my ASL off.
tc4b said:I'm not sure a microphone is the best choice for recording sign language.
And I always thought ASL was the abbreviation for asshole.
Thanks for clearing that up for me. You win the cleverness award for today. I'll write more when I stop laughing my ASL off.
ecktronic
Mixing and Mastering.
Ok, I still dont have a clue which side to sing into the Rode NT2.
I know there are 2 polar pattern settings, one is a full circle which means it will pick up sound in a 360 degree prettty evenly, and the other setting is the one I am wanting to use.
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I know there are 2 polar pattern settings, one is a full circle which means it will pick up sound in a 360 degree prettty evenly, and the other setting is the one I am wanting to use.
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Carter
Total gear slut
No matter what pattern you use the sound source should be directed at the side of the mic with the gold dot just below the screen, like Kojdogg said
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Big Kenny
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Yup, gold dot and all the selector switches, sing there.
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Ironklad Audio
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umm...how about you switch it to cardioid, then scratch the grill on each side and see which one makes noise
rory
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You could always try singing into it to see which side is louder/better/etc.
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soundchaser59
Reluctant Commander
All mics have a name or an insignia somewhere on the body. Every side address mic, you sing into the side where the name/insignia is.
If you are going to sign, use a video camera.
If you are going to sign, use a video camera.
tc4b
Yeah I been drinkin, SO!?
Big Kenny said:
Thanks, but the OP didn't find it funny, the bitch negged me!!!!
ecktronic
Mixing and Mastering.
Tried that. Both sides make noise. Hard to tell if one side is louder or not.Ironklad Audio said:
Cheers though,
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ecktronic
Mixing and Mastering.
Sorry dude.tc4b said:Thanks, but the OP didn't find it funny, the bitch negged me!!!!
Any consilation I was negd too.
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