A ApolloSpeed Member Oct 31, 2005 1,132 1 38 Texas www.myspace.com Jan 3, 2006 #1 When recording with drum overhead mics.......what is the best signal chain ? Mic - Preamp - Compressor Mic - Compressor - Preamp
When recording with drum overhead mics.......what is the best signal chain ? Mic - Preamp - Compressor Mic - Compressor - Preamp
~BURNY~ Member Apr 20, 2005 5,091 67 48 Jan 3, 2006 #2 Mic - Preamp - compressor. What do you mean exactly? Compressor input level is inappropriate for a microphone output.
Mic - Preamp - compressor. What do you mean exactly? Compressor input level is inappropriate for a microphone output.
K kryckan Member Oct 8, 2004 39 1 8 Jan 3, 2006 #3 The whole idea of the preamp is to raise the signal to a proper level for the rest of the gear to handle. Capito?
The whole idea of the preamp is to raise the signal to a proper level for the rest of the gear to handle. Capito?
A ApolloSpeed Member Oct 31, 2005 1,132 1 38 Texas www.myspace.com Jan 3, 2006 #4 for example...... the mic on the drum goes to the preamp.......then to the compressor.......and then to my Computer Mixer. Or should I go to the Compressor first.....then the Preamp ?
for example...... the mic on the drum goes to the preamp.......then to the compressor.......and then to my Computer Mixer. Or should I go to the Compressor first.....then the Preamp ?
egan. daylightdies.com Dec 28, 2002 5,431 12 38 NorCal www.daylightdies.com Jan 3, 2006 #5 ~BURNY~ said: Compressor input level is inappropriate for a microphone output. Click to expand... This is the answer to your question.
~BURNY~ said: Compressor input level is inappropriate for a microphone output. Click to expand... This is the answer to your question.
G gumplunger Member Jun 6, 2005 320 0 16 Jan 3, 2006 #6 If you had tried running the signal through the compressor before the preamp, you would see why you wouldn't do it that way.
If you had tried running the signal through the compressor before the preamp, you would see why you wouldn't do it that way.