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Vintage foley microphones
Although it may be tempting to use all vintage equipment, you may run into problems later such as tape hiss, preamp noise, and general signal-to-noise issues that cannot be easily fixed with modern tools … A smarter approach would be to record your foley with multiple microphones, some modern and some vintage, and then have the flexibility in post later on. …
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Emulating StarWars X-Wing Recv Communications Effect
Try some ring modulation plugs, that may get you partway there. How they achieved it for the original film, you'd have to petition Ben Burtt to devulge that information!
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