Eric Toline
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Your lav mic is picking up breath blasts from the speakers mouth and nose because it’s placed too high on the shirt. Move the lav down about 4-5″ and turn it upside down so that any breath noises are eliminated.
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When possible always ask for “performance” level to set your levels.
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Set your average level to -18 which will give you 18db of head room. With peaks at -12 to -6 you’ll be doing just fine.
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According to the website that unit is discontinued and no longer available.
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Theoretically yes making sure both Rx’s are set to the exact same frequency. Only one way to be absolutely sure and you know what that is.
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This will do the power conversion for you but you’ll need to get it with a 3.5mm TRS input connector.
https://www.trewaudio.com/product/remote-audio-lavpssp/
$49.99 – ‎In stock
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No advantage to mixing TX & RX from different series and the strong possibility that they won’t play nice together. Buy a matched set from the same series and be worry free.
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The standard wiring for XLR to a TRS is Pin 1 Ground, Pin 2 positive Tip, Pin 3 negative Ring.
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Put a jammed sync box on the camera so you’re not depending on the cameras internal TC system..
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Leave the mic setup in the blimp as long as it’s safe from damage or sticky fingers.
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