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Originally Posted by Dan Tolbertson
Wondering if anyone knows how to address this problem i have. I recorded some interviews in a dance studio (which i have never done before) I used regular wireless microphone that I use in a wedding and thought all was good. Because of all the glass walls, Mirrored walls, wood floors, etc... The sound of the room is very "Big" almost like I have put a hall effect on it. is there a way to do the opposite? make a big room sound small? I guess in hindsight maybe I should have used a directional shotgun mic instead of the Omni directional wireless mic? Problem now is to try and fix after the fact. any help would be appreciated. I edit with the Adobe CC suite so those are the programs I have access to.
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Hello Dan,
Unfortunately, a big room sounds like a big room and the large number of reflective surfaces makes it worse. Shotguns would probably not help that much because they are omni directional at middle and low frequencies. Even a CMC641 Schoeps can't fight that much indirect sound because it's not a mic problem you have, it's a location problem.
RX3's dereverb might help a bit, but it probably won't make it sound as good as you want.
Regards,
Ty Ford
May 28th, 2014, 06:10 AM
