I usually stand about 5 feet from the PA. If you stand in the back of venue,
you'll pick a lot of crowd noise. I use an external volume control and use
the Line In jack on my MD. I would suggest at looking at SoundPro or
Coresound Mics. Their designed for loud music.
Ken
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Sent: Friday, September 08, 2000 9:09 AM
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Subject: MD: distortion problem with live recording
I JUST RECENTLY GOT MY MD RECORDER AND WOULD LIKE TO START RECORDING
SOME
CLUB SHOWS I GO TO. SOME OF THEM ARE EXTREMELY HIGH VOLUME ROCK SHOWS AND MY
MIKE/RECORDER IS OVERCOME BY A BIT OF DISTORTION AND WAS WONDERING IF
SOMEONE
WOULD BE SO HELPFUL AS TO REPLY TO SOME OF MY QUESTIONS
I HAD A FEW QUESTIONS ABOUT HOW YOU GUYS GOT SUCH GREAT SOUNDING
RECORDINGS........
I USE THE SONY MZR70 RECORDER AND THE SONY ECMMS907 MICROPHONE.
1. FOR HIGH VOLUME SHOWS...HOW DO YOU KEEP THE MIC FROM DISTORTING?
DO YOU DECREASE THE RECORDING VOLUME? OR DO YOU HANG OUT AT THE
BACK OF THE CLUB? I SAW A LOUD SHOW THIS WEEK AND TRIED TO RECORD IT AND
I
USED THE AUTO VOLUME ADJUST, I'VE USED IT MANUALLY SINCE W/ BETTER RESULTS,
BUT STILL NOT AS GOOD AS SOME OUT THERE. ANY SPECIAL SETTINGS THAT WORK REAL
GOOD FOR YOU? ANY DIFFERENT MICS THAT YOU CAN RECOMMEND? IS THE SONY MIC
GOOD/BAD?
2. ANY RECOMMENDATIONS ON WHERE TO STAND?
FRONT/BACK? CLOSE/FAR FROM THE HOUSE PA?
THANKS
E-MAIL ME OFFLIST IF YOU WOULD LIKE
JEFF (St Louis, MO)
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