From repeatable sound to chosen sound The previous part of this series treated mic technique as processing. Not metaphorically. Literally. Distance changes tone. Angle changes sharpness. Height changes the balance of the voice. And once I accepted that, I had to make microphone position boring and repeatable. Same stool. Same mic. Same place in the […]
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Audiobook Audio (V3) Part 3: Mic Technique Is Processing
Learning the MV7+ Like an Instrument In the last segment, I stripped my recording chain down until there was nowhere left to hide, removing all the links in the chain that were there to fix my audio and that immediately exposed something uncomfortable: If I wasn’t going to fix things later, then everything had to […]
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