ns7c@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Greetings all-
> I occasionally get called on to run live sound at drama
> productions at my church. I have real professional
> experience, but it was a lifetime ago, and of course, many
> things have changed. In this year's production, we used body
> mics for most of the characters, and we have good Sennheiser
> body packs, but I was not at all happy with the performance of
> the mic elements placed on the clothing. In the professional
> shows I have attended recently, I notice that the typical mic
> placement is on the temple above the ear, or even up on the
> forehead. I am curious what mic elements folks are using, how
> they are attached to the face, and what kind of EQ is typical.
We use MKE2 Golds. The EXACT placement depends on the costume and
the actor, but mostly it gets clipped over an ear. There are "ear
clips" available, but our sound guy has been know to craft his
own out of coathangers and moleskin. The cable is dressed with
clear surgical tape.
Don't know if there's such a thing as a typical EQ.
--
}:-) Christopher Jahn
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My father was a good woman.
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