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Post by iamasound on Jun 25, 2024 7:57:08 GMT -6
I've not done a ton of V.O. engineering, but what did learn from maybe 100 hours of doing it, from both working with pros who nailed every take as well as amatures who didn't, is...depending on the mic you're using, the proximity effect can jump up at you and post can be a pest trying to automate the sudden boominess captured. Keeping a steady distance from the capsule within a few inches can be super important.
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Post by gravesnumber9 on Jun 25, 2024 9:31:08 GMT -6
I've not done a ton of V.O. engineering, but what did learn from maybe 100 hours of doing it, from both working with pros who nailed every take as well as amatures who didn't, is...depending on the mic you're using, the proximity effect can jump up at you and post can be a pest trying to automate the sudden boominess captured. Keeping a steady distance from the capsule within a few inches can be super important. This is my biggest concern. I'm using a pop screen 10 inches off the mic as a marker and it seemed to work in our tests. But I can see that he's turning his head and is generally fairly kinetic. In the end I'm gonna let the performance be king here, but yeah... it's gonna be an issue. |
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