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Posted by gavf on 02/26/06 22:13
"jazu" <nofreakingspam@nospam.com> wrote in message
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> "Mike Kujbida" <kujfamNoSpam@xplornet.com> wrote in message
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> > Richard Crowley wrote:
> >> "jazu" wrote ...
> >>> We did rock show with 2 cams. As you mentioned earlier we got
> >>> distorted audio. Is not that bad.
> >>> What would be the best option to clean it?
> >>
> >> Use the recording you made from the mixer.
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> > The odds that that actually happened are slim to none :-(
> > Did that sound a bit sarcastic? Sorry but the fact that jazu ignored
the
> > advice on how to avoid the distortion in the first place leads me to
> > believe
> > that this didn't happen either.
> >
> I didn't ignore any advice. The place didn't have recording equipment, or
> they didn't want to cooperate.
> Even band member did ask for it.
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Regardless of what was there or wasn't the sound is crap - maybe more effort
SHOULD have been put in upfront - what is the tape for??
Not a pro job? Just for a friend of the band- put it down to experience and
learn for the next gig - you could try accessing it via annalogue as opposed
to firewire, sometimes this gets rid of the cut off but you will get the
distortion (buzz / fuzziness)
If going off the camera - postion yourself where the audio is at it's most
'neutral' (centred at the back maybe) - this way your 'mic' might be able to
cope with the volume and you should get an average mix of the audio.
Better luck next time - this time try polishing that turd!
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