Haha I appreciate the feedback and I agree. I caught that during editing after the fact unfortunately. I was still learning to use the new mic setup. Shouldn’t happen moving forward!
@@turbospool really? your editing software doesn't have the ability to do convert mono to stereo by filling both channels? There's a post on the Adobe forums "How do I convert a mono clip (already on the timeline) to a stereo clip?" from back in 2017 that might help if you're using premiere, but all video editing software that I'm aware of has methods for copying a left/mono channel to stereo, even if sometimes it's convoluted. also, please do some practice recordings just for yourself, you're clipping really hard due to gain being too high. it's a better to have a slightly lower source and then use a compressor in post if you're too quiet.
That shield definitely looks quality!! Great install!!
Thanks bro! Im really happy with it!
Looks good man
Thanks! Very happy with it
Excellent
Thank you much!
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Thank you! Enjoy the weekend
bro, when you're editing, at least turn the mono audio into stereo. it feels weird as fuck to hear you only talking in my left ear.
Haha I appreciate the feedback and I agree. I caught that during editing after the fact unfortunately. I was still learning to use the new mic setup. Shouldn’t happen moving forward!
@@turbospool really? your editing software doesn't have the ability to do convert mono to stereo by filling both channels? There's a post on the Adobe forums "How do I convert a mono clip (already on the timeline) to a stereo clip?" from back in 2017 that might help if you're using premiere, but all video editing software that I'm aware of has methods for copying a left/mono channel to stereo, even if sometimes it's convoluted.
also, please do some practice recordings just for yourself, you're clipping really hard due to gain being too high. it's a better to have a slightly lower source and then use a compressor in post if you're too quiet.