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Forum: Pro Sound
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Topic: How do you handle background noise when recording vocals?
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| How do you handle background noise when recording vocals? [message #99906] |
Sat, 07 November 2026 23:21 |
Clint
Messages: 64
Registered: December 2025
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I've noticed that one challenge with recording at home is that the room is rarely quiet, as many of us would want. There are issues of traffic, computer humming or siblings or friends moving around the house.
That means that even a good microphone can pick up unwanted noise if the place where one is recording is not properly managed.
Some of my friends say that they like dynamic microphones like Shure SM58 and MV7 because they perform better in such environments. However, I think getting it with the mic is not the ultimate solution as distance, mic placement, and room treatment are factors to consider. So, I would like to know what really worked for you when you recorded in places where the background noise was much?
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Topic: Which mic is your go-to for solid performances?
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| Which mic is your go-to for solid performances? [message #99905] |
Sat, 07 November 2026 23:00 |
Clint
Messages: 64
Registered: December 2025
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Whenever I want a recording to feel natural, simple, and alive, there's usually one mic that I go for without thinking. With the mic, I have never had complaints as the performance always comes out neat, clean, and real.
I would want to know which mic gives you solid performance or output on a daily basis?
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Forum: Measurement
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Topic: Which measurement helped you trust your speakers?
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| Which measurement helped you trust your speakers? [message #99904] |
Sat, 07 November 2026 06:06 |
George
Messages: 89
Registered: September 2025
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I believe that since speakers are most of the sound, a very good measurement can give a lot of confidence. What's one measurement or a check that convinced you to trust your speakers more than anything else?
In what ways did it change the way you listen to music?
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Forum: Dungeon
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Topic: Global Warming
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| Global Warming [message #99895] |
Thu, 29 October 2026 10:16 |
Rusty
Messages: 1476
Registered: May 2018
Location: Kansas City Missouri
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Curious what forum members believe in regards to the issue of Global Warming, Climate Change or the human effects of weather patterns. Is it an existential factor for the human race being able to carry on as it is now and into the future with the living standards we've become accustomed to, or will measures have to be implemented that may curb the use of fossil fuels and aggressively pursue alternative means of producing energy production?
And, can nations learn to cooperate to achieve this goal? Or, is this all an overblown issue like Chicken Little carrying on with doom and calamity for our planet?
Personally I feel that this topic has been politicized and dismissed for purposes to pursue a continuation of primacy in world standings. At the expense of objectively taking accumulated scientific research and data for greater priority that could lead to opportunities with developing technologies addressing this phenomena and strengthening potential beneficial economic activities.
As is in our world today in my view. Politics, economics, technology and society are marching along with blinders on by not breaking away from the narrow minded traditions of the last century and those before. If global warming is a human factor which scientific accumulated research and data strongly points to. Then an opportunity exists from that to discard the selfish and unproductive ways of nations and their respective economic and the political chessgames to uphold dubious ideologies. Towards working together with sustainability for the greater future of humankind itself. Rather than a compromised future.
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