Downloadable - Sonic Studios

From: Barry @io.com>
Subject: Re: CSBs, D8 and "Snaps"
Date: Wed, 15 Oct 1997 23:09:33 -0500
>> Last night I recorded a show at a small club. I was running
>> CSBs (battery box) into the line in of my D8 (as usual). My tape
>> sound wonderful, one of the top 3 recordings I've made with CSBs.
>> However, occasionaly there are these "snap" sounds on the recording.
>> Not terribly loud and they didn't apper to affect my recording level.
>> My peaks were consistently between -12dB and -4dB depending on the
>> song. This is the second show this has happened to me, and I've ruled
>> out the tape being the problem since I used two different brands for
>> the two shows.
>
>I've had the same problem on several recordings using the CSBs
>mounted to my eyeglasses. With the mics mounted in this manner,
>you have to be *very* careful about touching your glasses while
>recording. With mine, just touching them lightly is generally audible
>on the recording. No surprise since many of us see the same problems
>using conventional microphones on mic stands (at least without
>shockmounts.)
Same goes for the MarcSound mikes, ultra sensitive to touch or handling.
However my old Sonic's seemed to be immune to that, some how. How do
you manage that Leonard?
Now if the lousy rat who lifted them from me July 16 in Austin (at a Jerry
birthday celebration no less), would just listen to his conscience and
return them.
:-(
BTW, I didn't see any mention of the Oade stealth mics in the mic review.
Anybody out there own these? Satisfied? Also didn't see any mention of
the MarcSounds.
Subj: Sonic STUDIOS, not Sonic Sense!
Date: 97-03-31 14:34:53 EST
From: bruce.k.com (Bruce N)
To: dat-heads@fedney.near.net
CC: guysonic@aol.com
Brothers & sisters,
A couple weeks ago, I posted