Ty Ford
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You still get the awrd for creative routing. 🙂
The Blue 328 is a very nice piece; small footprint, a lot under the hood.
Regards,
Ty
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Hi Ingrid,
Sorry, I thought you’d bring the digital audio in to your computer via the decklink.
My bad.
Ty
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Honestly, I’m not sure you’ll gain that much from a dragonfly given what you have.
Regards,
Ty Ford
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Hello Ingrid,
Wow! You get a “cow” award for inventive routing. 🙂
Here’s something that may solve your digitizing and monitoring problems.
https://renegadelabs.com/products/blue328/
For more questions about the BLUE 328 contact Keith Knudsen at Renegade Labs
keith@renegadelabs.comTell him I sent you. He loves this sort of thing.
Please let us know what you find.
Regards,Ty Ford
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Good question there Curious,
Couple of questions back at you.
1. What quality level of production audio are you aiming at?
2. What mic do you have?
3. How noisy and reflective is your intended recording space?
4. How much noise gets in from outside?
5. What software do you have for recording and editing audio?Regards,
Ty Ford
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Hi,
How much do you want to spend?
What kind of space you you want to use it in?
How quiet is the space?
What kind of preamp do you want to plug it into?Regards,
Ty Ford
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Switching to Countryman b6 lavs might help.
They are a lot smaller. Sometimes I hide them in plain sight.
Regards,
Ty
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Typically there are no good ambient noise reduction solutions. Somketimes the cure is as bad as the disease. You can try. If the laughing is in the clear, you may be able to cut paste some other non-laughing clear parts.
Regards,
Ty Ford
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Hi again Tom,
Another thought…
There used to be a PC-based program I would see at NAB every year that did voice to text conversion.
I think it cost less than $500. You had to “teach” it to understand you correctly by reading a page they sent with the software that had certain phonems that helped it learn.
It seemed to work pretty well at the show, but since it was a PC program and I’m a Mac guy, it was a dead end for me.
You might try googling speech to text and PC to see what comes up.
About the syncing. I would think that would be a “by hand” process.
Regards,
Ty
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I haven’t seen speech to text apps do it reliably
Regards,
Ty
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