Basilosauridae
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So in the last few weeks I've received some advice about moving my recording space out of my tiny closet into a slightly larger closet, opening it up, and upgrading from a Shure SM58 to an EV RE20 for voiceover work.
Here are the fruits of my labor. I don't have my old Shure SM58 intro unedited unfortunately, so I only have a comparison between that edited vs my current set up unedited.
Thoughts? Comments? Concerns? Anything I should fix or be aware of? Things you hear in my audio that I should work on? I'm working with a limited space inside a tiny apartment, so trying to do the best I can with what I have. The last thing I'm waiting on is some Isole soundproofing sheets to go over my single pane windows.
I feel like the boom is a little bouncier than I would like, I feel like it wobbles a bit; I'm not sure how good the shockmount is? Can you hear any of the wobble in the clip? I'm wondering if I should switch it to a wall mount because I know the issues is that my legs hit the desk a bit (large lady, tiny desk a closet not much I can do about that part other than move the mic off the desk if its an issue).
Thank you everyone who has helped, I really appreciate your input
Here are the fruits of my labor. I don't have my old Shure SM58 intro unedited unfortunately, so I only have a comparison between that edited vs my current set up unedited.
Thoughts? Comments? Concerns? Anything I should fix or be aware of? Things you hear in my audio that I should work on? I'm working with a limited space inside a tiny apartment, so trying to do the best I can with what I have. The last thing I'm waiting on is some Isole soundproofing sheets to go over my single pane windows.
I feel like the boom is a little bouncier than I would like, I feel like it wobbles a bit; I'm not sure how good the shockmount is? Can you hear any of the wobble in the clip? I'm wondering if I should switch it to a wall mount because I know the issues is that my legs hit the desk a bit (large lady, tiny desk a closet not much I can do about that part other than move the mic off the desk if its an issue).
Thank you everyone who has helped, I really appreciate your input
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