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OldHorn
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 Posted: Thu Jan 11, 2018 1:01 pm Post subject: Clip on mic for recording? |
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Can you use a clip on mic for recording?
I'm using Logic with a Steinberg interface and currently have a stereo pair of Rode condenser mics, NT5. I haven't tried these with the horn yet, but was just wondering about the clip on. |
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gchun01
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| Posted: Thu Jan 11, 2018 2:59 pm Post subject: Re: Clip on mic for recording? |
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| OldHorn wrote: | Can you use a clip on mic for recording?
I'm using Logic with a Steinberg interface and currently have a stereo pair of Rode condenser mics, NT5. I haven't tried these with the horn yet, but was just wondering about the clip on. |
You can, but depending on the quality of the shock mount/clip, you may have problems with valve and slide noises being picked up. |
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RandyTX
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| Posted: Thu Jan 11, 2018 4:00 pm Post subject: Re: Clip on mic for recording? |
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| gchun01 wrote: | | OldHorn wrote: | Can you use a clip on mic for recording?
I'm using Logic with a Steinberg interface and currently have a stereo pair of Rode condenser mics, NT5. I haven't tried these with the horn yet, but was just wondering about the clip on. |
You can, but depending on the quality of the shock mount/clip, you may have problems with valve and slide noises being picked up. |
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Tried a few, end up with a mic stand in the end.
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