On 5 Dec 2004 18:30:22 -0800, dralanlipman@aol.com (Dr. Alan J. Lipman) wrote: >What is a Hipass filter I'm assuming (big assumption) you mean a HIGH PASS filter, not a "hip ass" filter. By definition, a high pass filter is one which allows frequencies...

be: 1) Yamaha MLA8 2) Mackie Onyx 800r 3) Rme Octapre I am really not interestede in Presonus, Nady and similars... the units should have an hi-pass filter, a phase shift, pad, meter (led) and (less important) one or two lo-z inputs... Thanks...

Very low frequency recording.. Archived from groups: rec.audio.pro () After completing the live room of my new studio, which is a floating room construction, I thought I'd do a few tests to see how much of the outside noise still gets through. The studio...

next step is to make 9V powersupply for better performance. What I also need is (on/off switch preferrable) 80Hz / 160Hz hi-pass filter that removes unwanted rumble. Mic specs are here: Type : Condenser Microphone Directivity : Omnidirectional Frequency...

Will bascially any ribbon mic record trumpet decently? How... Archived from groups: rec.audio.pro () What's a relatively inexpensive mic that will do a decent job of recording trumpet? I know about the Royer R-121 and Coles 4038, but they're a bit pricey....

10 hz ) If i analyze that noise with a spectrum analyzer i find a 100% dc offset . I can solve this problem using the "remove dc offset" of cubase sx , audition or other audio software , or using an hi-pass filter to cut the lower freq . I can't ear...

Wavering signal while micing acoustic closely with LDCs. Archived from groups: rec.audio.pro () Hello, I have recorded an acoustic guitar and I was trying out several mics and placement. Two different mics, both Large Diaphragm Condensers, both placed...

what are you getting, a DC offset or a 10Hz signal? Either way, it does seem the Prosonus is broken. Archived from groups: rec.audio.tech () I get a floor noise of -40 db . if i use an hi-pass filter from about 10 hz there is no noise and there is no problem...

may not be an option - depending > where I purchase from. A transformer "looks" a lot like a bandpass filter -- can't pass very low frequencies, can't pass very high ones, passes ones in the middle. Also like a bandpass filter, the source and load impedances...

Unless it isn't really appropriate for what you were looking for. I've > forgotten that by now. >> well I need external micpre for controlling and following levels. also limiter is one thing and hi-pass another. again phantom 48v is needed to feed...