You'll just have to pause recording if you can't do real soundproofing.Ĭhanging impedance on a preamp will alter your tone slightly, but the VAST majority of preamps don't have variable impedance. It might stop some of the washer, but probably won't help for a plane. How much the HPF helps will depend on the frequency of the noise. The HPF doesn't block "noise." It attenuates certain frequencies (usually 80hz or below.sometimes 100hz). There is no processing (software or hardware) that will take the place of true soundproofing. It will do nothing for frequencies above that level. Location: In the souls of a million jeansĪ HPF reduces low frequencies at the frequency it is set for. I'm wondering if anyone here has used one. The high pass filter supposedly helps reduce outside noise. If I recorded at night, I'm sure I'd have less disruptions. I live in the country but I do live near a private airport where it's windy sometimes and I do have a neighbor who shares a common wall with me. My landlord who lives in Australia could decide tomorrow that he's moving back to the states and I would have to move. I also rent so making additional changes to "soundproof" this space isn't realistic. I don't have a lot of money so investing in a whisper room is not in my budget right now. At this point, I cannot return the mic so I'm sort of stuck with it.
I'm new to all this and had to rely on Sweetwaters' sales reps and people in forums to advise me. I read that the Sennheiser was good for women with midrange vocals which is why I ended up going with that. I just invested a lot of money just getting my home space set up. I'm no engineer, but I think sound isolation is what you need.I doubt that just a high pass filter will completely eliminate the noises you are describing.have you a considered a good dynamic mic like an SM7B or RE20? or actually, will this filter help me with my problem? So my question is will I be able to use the low pass filter with my microphone. I apologize if this is a daft question but I don't want to throw my money away on a useless purchase. I'm not even going to pretend to know what impedance is or how this all relates.
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With 50 ohms nominal impedance and 25mV/Pa sensitivity to deliver full sound. Here's what i found about its "impedance": 1000 ohms minimum terminating impedance I have done some research on this and according to Shure, the filter was "Designed for 150 ohm rated microphones and inputs". I'm really happy with how it sounds but I still get the occasional plane overhead and this morning when i was recording, my neighbor's (I live in a duplex) washing machine rumble interfered.ĪCX recommends using something called a Shure A15HP High Pass Filter to get rid of low frequency rumble. I put a lot into getting my space sounding just right (absorbing all the echo/reverb). I have started recording audiobooks at home through ACX. Posted: Sat 3:00 pm Post subject: Shure A15HP High Pass Filter and "impedance" Shure A15HP High Pass Filter and "impedance" Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in VO-BB - A VO Family :: View topic - Shure A15HP High Pass Filter and "impedance"įAQ Search Memberlist Usergroups Register
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