My audio guys resist every time I ask to put a live room mic in the mix. They hate the idea. When I try to tell them it’s a common practice they scoff at me as they music director.
Thanks.
Hey Jamie, They may feel better about it if you tell them to only put the “room” mic into the video mix, and not for anything else. They be assuming you mean to mic the room and it’ll impact the house. However, it is a common (and even preferred) practice to include a little bit of ambient room noise into the stream. Even the capture of the acoustical reverb will make the stream sound more “real” if it’s mixed in right.
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January 26, 2021 at 8:13 pm
Jamie
My audio guys resist every time I ask to put a live room mic in the mix. They hate the idea. When I try to tell them it’s a common practice they scoff at me as they music director.
Thanks.
January 27, 2021 at 7:58 pm
RScottSeattle
Hey Jamie, They may feel better about it if you tell them to only put the “room” mic into the video mix, and not for anything else. They be assuming you mean to mic the room and it’ll impact the house. However, it is a common (and even preferred) practice to include a little bit of ambient room noise into the stream. Even the capture of the acoustical reverb will make the stream sound more “real” if it’s mixed in right.