hey man you did a great, couldn't detect audible
clipping, or "smearing," as I like to call it,
very clean, and impressive! truly!
At 12:35 PM 11/18/2015, you wrote:
I hope to have the rumble sorted soon, could
have been a number of things, possibly even the
Train Station next door but I'd say more than
likely the computer was resonating through the wooden desktop.
I also hadn't tweaked anything or perhaps a
better way of putting it was that I didn't know
how to tweak the Blue Yeti at that time so yep,
a little clipping in places but very impressed
if I dare say so myself given that I only had the thing for around 10 minutes.
I just used 44.1KHZ Stereo FLac, ain't that good enough? <smile>
As soon as all the filters and stuff arrive I'll go for another test drive.
On 11/19/2015 7:11 AM, Curtis Delzer wrote:
it sounded very very nice, a little "proximity"
effect toward the beginning which is typical
but you moved away. Stereo image, excellent,
including quite a nice "low rumble," probably
from traffic outside? :) very nice highs, and
as I said, the imaging is excellent.
THANKS! sounds like mine, and am actually
impressed by the lack of "humnmnmnmnmnmn" which
characterized my experience with my yeti at
first on a wooden tabletop, but fortunately that's gone!
Which did you use? 44,100Hz 16 bit? or higher?
At 03:48 PM 11/17/2015, you wrote:
Okay so hereâs the first test of the
Microphone which arrived around 10 minutes ago.
I explain how everything works in the test
recording though if Iâve left anything out
or if you have any further questions that need addressing then ask.
The test file is a FLAC audio file and its
around 12MB in length, hereâs the link.
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/10565527/Input%20Device%20Recording%2020151118%201038.flac
If link doesn't work the first time then try
again in a few minutes, file may still be uploading to Dropbox.
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