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May 7th, 2006, 07:20 AM | #16 | |
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Unless there is a reason why synching in post is a problem, I'd suggest taking the transmitter out of the loop and record straight off the board with a digital audio recorder. Without having to go through the wireless transmitter you'll get better, more reliable audio, but the downside is you have to sync the audio in post. While voice recordings don't suffer much via wireless, a full range recording of a performace would suffer a little bit of a quality loss. Straight off the board is the way to go, if you can manage it.
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