On 6/20/2017 9:25 AM, Don Pearce wrote:
Proximity boost is completely corrected by eq, and in doing this the
level of low end extraneous noise is likewise reduced, as is any
residual popping. But when you are close enough to really make use of
this, even small changes in distance produce large changes in the
required eq curve.
I wouldn't say that proximity effect is completely correctable with EQ,
but the effect can certainly be modified. But why spend a lot of time
chasing a constantly changing vocal recording when you can get it much
closer to being right by using the proper microphone correctly?
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