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What synths and pads are those, and where to find?
The question of "what library do they come from" is nearly impossible to answer, since there are thousands of libraries out there and many of them overlap sonically.
I can't tell you every detail ...
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Oktava or Audio-Technica for Omni Ambience Recording?
Oktava MK012 have a reputation for being not as quiet as most similar microphones. Both the electrical self-noise and the mechanical handling noise are weak spots in the Oktava's reputation. If I had ...
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Stadium Reverb Ambience
Convolution reverb would be your best bet here. Find an impulse response that is recorded inside a stadium and run the plugin via auxilary send so you don't wash out the initial sound source. Make ...
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Sony PCM D50 vs PCM M10 ( internal mics)
"Head to head" internal mic recording test of Sony M-10 vs. D-50.
I have owned a D-50 for about 8 years, purchased the moment it came out and used about twice a week. I did have a period of non-use ...
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How do you design a cricket sound?
I'm pleased to announce that I've just published a new tool called the Cricket Chirp Tool, as well as some videos on this topic of Cricket Chirp SFX. An extensive written tutorial is found here on my ...
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Oktava or Audio-Technica for Omni Ambience Recording?
No direct experience with the Oktavas, but the 4022s are really good mics and have a great reputation with nature sound recordists. There is also evidence of them testing quieter than the spec from ...
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Oktava or Audio-Technica for Omni Ambience Recording?
I like my AT4022s a lot and I prefer them to the Oktavas (which I've used a few times). Folks who own the Oktavas tend to enthuse about them, but I like many of the AT 40 series of microphones.
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