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Jack Walker May 13th, 2008 11:50 AM

How is TV show Medium recorded to get that sound?
 
The TV show _Medium_ has a very closed-in, dead, non-reverb, etc. sound. Even though I don't like this, this is obviously done for the effect (along with the semi-whispered spoken dialog, etc. etc.).

How is the show recorded to get this. It seems to be done on a sound stage, so there would be very little room ambience I guess. But beyond that, what kind of mics are used, how would they be placed, and what kind of post-processing would be done?

Thanks for any insight.

Abe Dolinger May 13th, 2008 12:37 PM

No idea if this is accurate, but I'd guess - from the way other TV is recorded and from your description - that everyone is lav'd and little to no sound design is done in post. Probably Sanken COS-11s and Lectro 411s.

Ty Ford May 13th, 2008 07:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Jack Walker (Post 876570)
The TV show _Medium_ has a very closed-in, dead, non-reverb, etc. sound. Even though I don't like this, this is obviously done for the effect (along with the semi-whispered spoken dialog, etc. etc.).

How is the show recorded to get this. It seems to be done on a sound stage, so there would be very little room ambience I guess. But beyond that, what kind of mics are used, how would they be placed, and what kind of post-processing would be done?

Thanks for any insight.

trick the rooms out. close mic. pay attention to keeping ambient sound down.

regards,

ty ford


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