I have a sound booth, can this shield help with the "boxy" sound I sometimes get if I sit back from my condensor mic?
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This is my portable recording studio since I saw it on the Voice.... being used... I just finished doing a complete 1 hour book in my apt. it is right next to my computer and I can see my script and record... it is really cool! I use my MXL Pressure GT 990 mic with both and my Xenyx 802 mini audio board with British Eq. This is a perfect combination for me for doing just V/O. Even with my door open and the out side noise from the parking lot do not influence the mic... it is really a great sound... hear it on: leslamotte2.exploretalent.com check out the Acting side with my recordings of my books and characters. This is my portable recording studio since I saw it on the Voice.... being used... I just finished doing a complete 1 hour book in my apt. it is right next to my computer and I can see my script and record... it is really cool! I use my MXL Pressure GT 990 mic with both and my Xenyx 802 mini audio board with British Eq. This is a perfect combination for me for doing just V/O. Even with my door open and the out side noise from the parking lot do not influence the mic... it is really a great sound... hear it on: leslamotte2.exploretalent.com check out the Acting side with my recordings of my... » Read More This is my portable recording studio since I saw it on the Voice.... being used... I just finished doing a complete 1 hour book in my apt. it is right next to my computer and I can see my script and record... it is really cool! I use my MXL Pressure GT 990 mic with both and my Xenyx 802 mini audio board with British Eq. This is a perfect combination for me for doing just V/O. Even with my door open and the out side noise from the parking lot do not influence the mic... it is really a great sound... hear it on: leslamotte2.exploretalent.com check out the Acting side with my recordings of my books and characters. « Show Less
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Honestly, if I were you, I'd spend the money on a better mic. If you get a boxy sound in your booth, either you're getting too far from the mic, or the mic isn't that good. This product won't change any of that.
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Hi, Yes that's exactly what this is intended to help with. It will remove a lot of the reflections in the room that create that boxy sound. It won't get rid of everything, but these often go a long way towards fixing those issues. If you found this helpful, please consider buying from us. We have this in stock and can ship within 1 business day. - Pixel Pro Audio
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I purchased the Sony condenser Mic which works as described..hope this helps
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Don't think there would be a problem but can't guarantee it. Mine looks like it would fit multiple condenser mics even.
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In order for the mic to be sensitive enough to pick up sounds at a distance, there is no avoiding background noise. This is very different than a mic that is kept close to your mouth, for example. Your best bet is to put in sound deadeners, like carpets and curtains, as it is the reflected sound that really increases the noise.
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You would probably need a splitter that separates audio and microphone but they're cheap little cables.
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The nature of a condensor mic is to pick up all sounds. You would have to use a dynamic mic of some kind. Turning down the volume may also help and doing it in a quiet room obviously would help.
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tbh im not quite sure but whenever my mic is on people don't tend to have problems hearing me, and i keep the mic maybe within an arm's reach from me. i hope this helps :)
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From experience- this would be helpful... however, you can use a "home made" method to silence the dreaded "P's " (pops). I typically turn the Mic sideways towards my mouth and it responds well.
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Yes. The usb port on the back is bus powered so you shouldn't have a problem. All 4 of the inputs on the front have phantom power so your condenser mics should work fine.
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Not familiar with Sennheiser lab mic, but if there is a gain adjustment on it, try reducing the gain.
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If you work it with the cardiod pattern, work it close and reduce the gain you should be able to reduce the background noise. You could also surround the mic with a sound shield - I think Amazon has these three sided foam contraptions.
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Short answer - no. It is a standard pencil mic. You can get generic noise isolation mounts which allow for near infinite positioning.
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This would work really well for that. The only problem I could think you might have. The mic picks up everything so is there is a lot of background noise you will hear it all
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It's because the sound of the switch is over 65 dB because it is right next to the mic. Try sliding the switch very gently, that works for me.
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Yes. I've used it well with my portable Tascam stereo recorder. It blocks out unwanted sound effectively.
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you would need to lean in to it. this mic is a low impedance unit. if you are going to rest your arms on the desk put the mic close to one of your elbows, or between your hand and your elbow. that distance would be good. any further than that would be "off Mike".
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I bought this adapter so my microphone would transmit, or be heard on both the left and the right channels simultaneously, so I will say that it should do what you need. However, by doing so I lost some of the sound's volume so people at the other end do not hear me as clearly as if I had a stereo microphone.