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Hi Jim and welcome to the Cow Audio Forum.
While there are compatibility modes within a company’s product lines and possibly outside it’s lines, the best thing I can tell you is to call Lectro and see if they extend to Sennheiser. I’m thinking not, but check for yourself and please let us know here.
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Hello Jessica and welcome to the Cow Audio Forum.
Why not try one from SoundDogs.com?
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John,
I’ll listen in the studio later, but the De-verb (on my lap top) is still wanting.
Not that the task is by any means easy!
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I’ve heard and like:
Adam A7X: https://tinyurl.com/paf7vze
Mackie 824: https://tinyurl.com/qahpdzb
JBL LSR4328: https://tinyurl.com/n9dexl8
Event Opals: https://tinyurl.com/pflhadj
It’s also pretty important to have a second lesser pair that provide a simple average TV and/or computer/iPad/iPod/cellphone experience.
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David,
Do they have an online forum?
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try making a copy of the file and open that with Wave Agent.
fiddle around a bit and see if you an get it to play.
https://www.sounddevices.com/products/waveagent/
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Hello David and welcome to the Cow Audio Forum.
How did the file become damaged?
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Hello Sandy and Welcome to the Cow Audio Forum.
SInce you’re going to be making cuts and edits anyway, I guess I’d consolidate all tracks individually from beginning to end and export each one, then import them into Avid, edit, and remix.
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Paddy, You are correct…or the course is correct.
It’s a very good idea to have a variety of monitors for just that reason and to monitor a mix at different levels. I use Radio Shack Minimus 7 to tell me about simple TV mixes.
I have a client who was upset at the lack of LF on some mixes. I asked what he was listening on…..(wait for it) ……a lap top!
A short course in physics later, he got the idea but wanted more bass on the lap top. Fortunately I knew what to do without messing up the sound on the big monitors.
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Hello Michael and welcome to the Cow Audio Forum.
That wireless runs on the VHF band; somewhere between 150MHz and 216MHz. USA TV channels 7-13.
All receivers and transmitters use antennae cut to specific lengths (wavelengths) to propagate properly.
The farther you are away from the right lengths, the lower your range. Check with Lectro to see if they offer replacements.
Using the mic cable as part of an antenna system is a fairly common thing.
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