How To Install Professional Microphone Stand Clamp On Mic Holder's Vibration Absorbent Rubber Bands
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
- You can use a simple rubber band, cassette player belt, or even a women's hairband. They all work great, and the more flexible the band the lesser vibration will transfer to the Mic.
Honestly, this helped me out so much. I was getting into voice audio books and as a total newbie, I guess I was trying to optimize my set up and somehow these belts came off. I couldn't get a straight mic and the mic rattled when there was minimal movement. After watching this and some patience on my end, I was able to bring this baby back to life. You've struck life back into a fire. Thank you
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Try pony-tail hair ties from the supermarket, cheap and easily sourced. Can be a little tight in large cradles.
If storing a cradle for lengthy period it ts always a good idea to partially dismantle to relieve tension, or the bands will lose elasticity.
That is an excellent idea, thank you!
thank you very much! ive been putting it off for a long time and finally was tired of the microphone just sitting in the holder lol
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Thank you, I had just a typical USB streamer mic and these instructions really helped me.... Thank you for the simple but informative information.... Just a side note, I think these type of suspension mic holders are "Way over the top" for most applications.... I never saw these on the Beatles recordings or on other mics but Neumann mics in the 80s and 90s,
I think it is more important to isolate the mic stand in the studio, or put a carpet underneath... For your typical streaming, you-tuber, this is so much over the top.... Just a simple clamp
which these all have, but with out all the "Strings attached".... is the way to go.... Thanks again, subscribed....
Thanks for your subscription. I agree this is the ultimate solution for isolation from exterior vibrations. Even in advanced recording studios they use these types.
Great ! Easy to follow !
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an actual useful video thank you
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@@TECHNOLOGYTIPS101 I'm back here again after cleaning my entire setup 😂😂
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Thank you so much, this was very useful!
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Hi, thanks, but is there an alternative to this like a large mic holder normally used on sm58? I find that the elastic belts do not secure the mic. thanks
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This helped so much thank you
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life saver
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Will you start using the TZ again?
No, because it picks up a lot of computer Fan Noise. I have a very powerful PC and although I have the quietest fan there is, it is still too noisy for a quiet room. The Shotgun microphone is a directional mic, and it cancels out the side noises.
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I thought that you were using the tz, but no, what microphone are you using in this video?
I have been using the Audio-Technica Condenser Shotgun Microphone Model AT897 for the past 6 months now.
@@TECHNOLOGYTIPS101 nice, cuz you just made a video on that TZ!
Why dont I see it?
@@m.d.taverner616 The shotgun microphone is above my head pointing to my mount from about 15 inches away, and it's intentionally hidden from the camera's view.
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