Re: Behind the scenes
T.G-Tom wrote:
That's pretty nice Flipabrick!
thanks!
-flip
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That's pretty nice Flipabrick!
thanks!
-flip
*Bumpyroonie!*
Heh, my computer looks very similar like Mtnbiker's.
Bump De Hump!
VN do you use a pop filter over your Snowball Mic?
I have a snowball, I don't use a pop filter. Plosive sounds are a problem occasionally, but as long as I avoid strong air going directly into the mic head it's not much of a problem.
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Be that a soft box?
Here are some pics of of the set of the film that im filming 
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I like that turntable in the background.
I like that turntable in the background.
it's really cool, it takes records and puts them into itunes.
Heres my set up!
I think its pretty snazzy, you can see the extra monitor/computer (whichever i decide to use it for) to the left behind the cabinet there. Its super nice having that. Otherwise yeah, I use a QC9000.
I have a snowball, I don't use a pop filter. Plosive sounds are a problem occasionally, but as long as I avoid strong air going directly into the mic head it's not much of a problem.
Actually, you can make your own pop filter for about $10, or less. Get an embroidery hoop and a cheap set of nylon stockings (or you could get a old (clean!) set from your mom, sister, girlfriend, etc.), put the toe of the stocking in the hoop, stretch it tight, and you have a pop filter. 
-Gospelnut
I'll just buy one from Here
Not a setup for BTS! Duh!
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