Try this:
Set up your filter for a fairly narrow boosted band.
Sweep it up and down the range, listening for it to make the plicks worse.
This tells you the frequency to cut.
Experiment with depth of cut, and bandwidth.
Good luck, and don't expect miracles.
Have you tried different
cut
everything beyond 10kHz, and it helps a lot, but refinements would be
good.
Thanks,
Bill
From: David Tayler vidan...@sbcglobal.net
To: lute@cs.dartmouth.edu lute@cs.dartmouth.edu
Sent: Thursday, 8 August 2013, 4:33
Subject: [LUTE] Re: home recording
The omni capsule
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lute@cs.dartmouth.edu
Sent: Thursday, August 8, 2013 3:02 PM
Subject: [LUTE] Re: home recording
Hi David,
Can you recall what frequency range(s) is(are) responsible for
bringing
out the 'plicky' sound? I sometimes have trouble with my Zoom H2
agosto de 2013 20:02
Asunto: [LUTE] Re: home recording
Here are the specs for the Focusrite
If you Focus on the EIN number, this measures the noise. Here the
figure is -120dB, and it needs to be in the -128 to -129.5 range, if
properly measured, (budget gear is never properly
This is a complicated question, but basically the Rodes are really too
bright for lute. The Studio Projects B1 (not the other models, only the
B1) is the Budget King at $89 and the Oktava is fine--the omni capsules
are better for lute of you have the right acoustic, and you can get a
Here are the specs for the Focusrite
If you Focus on the EIN number, this measures the noise. Here the
figure is -120dB, and it needs to be in the -128 to -129.5 range, if
properly measured, (budget gear is never properly measured, so add a
few points).
What this means is that
David Tayler wrote:
Of the Rodes, the NT5 omni capsule is way better than the
Rode cardiod capsule for lute,
right, that's the NT55
less brightness from an omni?
There's also an equivalent mic from SE electronics. SE4
(but the freq response diagram for it shows a sizable bump at
Of the Rodes, the NT5 omni capsule is way better than the
Rode cardiod capsule for lute,
right, that's the NT55
Nope. NT5 is available with omni and cardiod caps. (I have a pair with
both caps.)
David
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David van Ooijen
davidvanooi...@gmail.com
Subject: [LUTE] Re: home recording
David Tayler wrote:
Of the Rodes, the NT5 omni capsule is way better than the
Rode cardiod capsule for lute,
right, that's the NT55
less brightness from an omni?
There's also an equivalent mic from SE electronics. SE4
(but the freq response
This may be pure gossip, but I've heard you have to be careful of quality
control with the Octavia. Best if you can try them. Matching may be another
issue.
On Aug 4, 2013, at 10:48 PM, Rafael Muñoz Rodríguez rafalu...@yahoo.es wrote:
For the price I would like to pay I
have been told
Ed Durbrow wrote:
This may be pure gossip,
no, but it more refers to the times when Octava first became available here
(last century).
but I've heard you have to be careful of quality control with the Octavia.
Best if you can try them. Matching may be another issue.
At least if
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Enviado: Domingo 4 de agosto de 2013 16:41
Asunto: [LUTE] Re: home recording
Also consider Sontronics and sE small diaphragm mics.
Stephen
On 4 Aug 2013, at 14:48, Rafael Munoz Rodriguez wrote:
Dear friends,
I would like to buy a matched pair of microphones to make
Also consider Sontronics and sE small diaphragm mics.
Stephen
On 4 Aug 2013, at 14:48, Rafael Muñoz Rodríguez wrote:
Dear friends,
I would like to buy a matched pair of microphones to make some home
recordings with the following instruments: theorbo, archlute,
Baroque
lute,
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