volume issue after phase cancellation with gain phase left

[John Rofrano]

[Paul Godard] “I did try that but again the volume goes down a lot although the meter stay at the same level and weird still on both L & R, although mono2 is no ticked!”

Mono has no concept of left and right. Left and right are stereo concepts. Mono audio, when feed into a stereo bus will play equally out of both speakers. You can, of course, pan a mono signal to the left or right once placed in a stereo signal path, but mono all by itself plays through all speakers equally if you don’t change it’s path otherwise.

~jr

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[Paul Godard]

Thank you John.

I will definitely buy an adapter box next time I shop at amazon.

Ideally I would like to find one that can power the mike (phantom) from the Nikon DSLR to avoid another batteries… but it does not seem to be a standard item… Any idea?

Paul Godard – Soul Photography

[John Rofrano]

[Paul Godard] “Ideally I would like to find one that can power the mike (phantom) from the Nikon DSLR to avoid another batteries… but it does not seem to be a standard item… Any idea?”

Yea, if you are really concerned with getting great audio, you might want to pick up the Tascam DR-60DmkII 4-Channel Portable Recorder for DSLR. This will not only give you phantom power but will probably record higher quality audio than your camera. I have one and it works great. It attaches right to the bottom of your camera between the camera and your tripod. You can link the audio with the video using FCP X built-in Synchronize Clips function.

~jr

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