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Kona 3 Mic input
Posted by Shane Ross on February 19, 2008 at 10:39 pmHow would one connect a Mic input INTO the Kona 3 when the only audio ins it has are AES/EBU? Are we gonna have to go the Griffin iMic route or Snowball and connect via USB? Just curious what others are doing. With the Kona LH, this is a no brainer. And we need the Mic for temp VO.
Thanks,
Shane
Shane
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Walter Biscardi
February 20, 2008 at 1:38 amFlying Cow A/D converter if they still have them. That’s what I have connected to my Mackie 1202 mixer.
AJA makes a really nice four channel Audio A/D converter for around $300 that will do the same thing. We run that in our 2nd suite.
Both work like a charm and allow you to run any analog Mic into the Kona 3. We just picked up a sweet AKG mic for under $200 that really really sounds good on broadcast VO’s.
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Jeremy Garchow
February 20, 2008 at 6:16 pmThe Flying Cow is unfortunately discontinued, but the AJA box will work for you as Walter mentioned as long as you run it through a mixer. You can’t attach a mic level input to a Kona card.
Also, if it’s just for scratch tracks and stuff and you don’t have a mic right now, the Snowball is totally effing cool. I love that thing and it sounds great, almost too good. You have to get far enough away from the hum of the room though. That’s really the only disadvantage. If you could isolate it, you’d be golden. Plug and play. It works great with Soundtrack Pro, never really tried it with FCPs VO tool, but I imagine it’d work. I usually do that kind of stuff in STPro anyway.
Jeremy
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Shane Ross
February 20, 2008 at 7:37 pmI brought my Griffin iMic from home, routed the signal from the mixer and all is golden.
NO need for the EXPENSIVE stuff. This is all just temp VO. And we already had the mics. If we didn’t, I’d definately go Snowball.
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Jeremy Garchow
February 20, 2008 at 7:41 pm[Shane Ross] “NO need for the EXPENSIVE stuff. “
Sweetness. Did you get your 8core Tiger/Leotard (yes you read that correctly) situation all worked out?
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Shane Ross
February 20, 2008 at 7:55 pmSituation has been resolved. I will be getting the PREVIOUS version of the MacPro that shipped with Tiger. I will not be getting a machine in a Leotard…thank goodness. Shipping will be delayed…so I still get to look at the pile of goodies that I get to install INSIDE the machine, with no machine.
And I am almost done building my editing desk. Looking sweet.
Shane
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