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Welcome back, David,
Mr. Fishback is correct with a few exceptions. The Audio-Technica AT 8040 ribbon mic, which uses Phantom Power to enable an onboard amp, is several dB more sensitive than an AKG C414 condenser mic. Here’s my review from some years ago.Regards,
Ty Ford
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https://tyfordaudiovideo.blogspot.com/2013/05/the-audio-technica-high-sensitivity-at.html
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The Audio-Technica High Sensitivity AT 4080 Ribbon Mic
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Phasing is a little different. Your double tracks are not really close enough to call it phasing. I do not use Adobe Audition. I suggest you try their online support.
https://creativecow.net/forums/forum/adobe-audition/
Regards and Merry Xmas,
Ty Ford
Cow Audio Forum Leader
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Try Undoing what you’ve done and try again.
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Hi Bob,
That’s not reverb, that’s what’s called delay. Still doesn’t tell me why, but something is out of line. Or you have the original and the altered version both playing at the same time. -
email or via (free) we transfer.
Regards,
Ty
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Hi Bob and welcome to the Cow Audio Forum. I’ve never tried to do that. If you were stretching, than the computer had to throw something in there. Can you please post an example or send me one at tyford@tyford.com?
Thanks,
Ty Ford
Cow Audio Forum Leader
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Hello Jenn,
Have you tried a different SD card? One that the mfgr recommends?
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Hi Doug and welcome to the Cow Audio Forum.
Have you tried Audacity to see if it can see or import the files?
I’d try that first and then maybe DaVinci Resolve.
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Lifting stones to the chest….Hmmm. First, because you’ll be outside, if the mic is exposed, use a wind filter. Lavs “hear” wind unpleasantly. If there’s a lot to do with the chest, maybe wire the lav in front, behind the collar of the T-shirt, but run the cable up over one shoulder and down his back, maybe taping a time or two on the body to keep the cable from tugging.
You might be able to run down the front and tuck below one breast to the hip, following the body’s natural lines.
If you do mic at the collar, try to stay low enough so that you don’t get “under the chin” sound.
After this shoot, you’ll know a LOT more about what works and what doesn’t!!
Regards,Ty Ford
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Hi,
I’m not sure what happened, but I did not receive your last reply. Did you get things sorted out?Regards,
Ty Ford