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Here's a mystery to me..
Had someone over in my homestudio dubbing a percussion track with a Djembe. He had warned me over the phone that it was really difficult to capture the low end of the Djembe. That even speciality mics were made to this end. I didn't really take much notice of it, I had some low tuned conga's over the other day and didn't have any trouble in registering a satisfying low end. However I was startled to find out I indeed wasn't able to capture the low end of the Djembe. No matter which mic I used or which distance I put it; the low end didn't register. Gone. I still can't believe it. How can it be that my ears hear a very obvious low end when the guy is playing, but the mic doesn't register it?? I only used one mic, so it can't be cancellation. I also put the mic at the position my ears could hear the low end without effort. Nope. Amazing. Could anyone give me a clue as to what is happening?? |
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