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Post by nicholas on Apr 14, 2021 12:43:48 GMT -7
I never saw this contraption brought up here before. Seems like a great idea dynamount.com/. Pete does a good job explaining it. I don't do any recording, but thought it might be useful to others.
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Post by John E. on Apr 14, 2021 14:03:57 GMT -7
I've seen guys use these for capturing Impulse Responses, super cool tools indeed! If I ever owned/worked in a real studio I'd definitely invest in these. No more running back and forth from the control room to the iso cabs, and no more walkie talkies trying to guide someone to adjust it from the other room LOL
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Post by Russell B on Apr 15, 2021 5:13:48 GMT -7
Just when you thing you've seen it all! It's a cool product and needed!
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Post by Mark (Basement Enthusiast) on Apr 15, 2021 6:17:18 GMT -7
Considering that "recording" these days seems to have the appearance of endless buckets of software and computer pieces, this makes complete sense. I would also imagine that for re-takes & stuff it would allow you to perfectly re-capture the tone you first got (saved mic positions), etc.
I almost wonder, though... how far away are we from just dispensing of live cabs & mics altogether? (Yes, we are all "analog men" and we all want the "real" feel of speakers and mics--I know.) It sort of seems that--instead of a bunch of favorite mic positions--you could just load up a bunch of IR's or cab sim's and skip the actual live-cab and mic placement altogether? Is this product analogous to the really great color films that were developed [no pun intended!] just as digital photography was burgeoning?
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Post by GuitarZ on Jan 27, 2022 14:14:32 GMT -7
My gut says my ears wouldn't be able to keep up with this. I was talking to my drummer friend about the fact I had never recorded in a real studio. He did one session back in the 80's up in New York. It was a real studio in that The Rolling Stones were recording down the hall. But, he always remembers that after they got his drum kit set up, he was playing and then adjusted his tom about an 1/8". The sound engineer stopped the next take and asked if they had changed anything. He said he had nudged his tom. The gent came back, adjusted the mic, and asked that he gets a heads up if they move anything else. That is a set of Professional Ears to hear something like that.
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Post by adam on Jan 28, 2022 6:35:28 GMT -7
I saw that when it came out at a SW Gearfest some years ago and thought it was genius. I'd want 2 though.
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