Topic: Best mic specs for recording distant PA?

[ts]

Thanks creekfreak. I guess my old ears are pretty use to the Nak sound. But they need to change. I have another post going about fixing some noise problems. I have CE2K. Can I do the EQing in that program? Or was that a plugin? I need to warn you, as I did with the kind folks in my other post. I am not real good with computer programs.

[muj]

taping shows is practically the same as tracking in a studio.both scenarios ,requires  using your ears and the tools,to nail the proper and desirable tone,texture and sound.

just my 0.02$

[creekfreak]

Thanks creekfreak. I guess my old ears are pretty use to the Nak sound. But they need to change. I have another post going about fixing some noise problems. I have CE2K. Can I do the EQing in that program? Or was that a plugin? I need to warn you, as I did with the kind folks in my other post. I am not real good with computer programs.

I have an EQ plugged into my playback system that I use to change as I listened to different sources. I never edit the master, not real good at doing it anyways 

[ts]

That's an idea, but rather than further hijacking this thread, maybe I'll open another or do a search on EQing or DSPing. But damn, this V3 should be able to get it right without post processing. I'm hoping playing with the mic config and using HPF will do it.

[creekfreak]

it's not the V3, its the mics, the V3 is about as clean as it gets.

[creekfreak]

it's not the V3, its the mics, the V3 is about as clean as it gets.

a schoeps burn?

not a burn...I love my mk41's, but I also know that schoeps is more of an acquired taste...more making the point that if he doesn't like the sound, its the mics, not the V3 causing the issue for him.