8 May
2009
8 May
'09
12:25 a.m.
It's been my experience with contra dance that, in general and with some
exceptions, I hear female caller's voices more easily than those of male
callers. I've always attributed this to the timbre of many men's voices
being closer to the background sound people talking and moving about.
However, as I've recently been learning more about sound management I've
realized that there are sometime other factors involved such as the sound
mix and the type of microphone used. In particular, I've discovered that the
Shure Beta 58A mic instead of the more common SM58 makes it easier for
people to hear my baritone voice.
Will
on 5/7/09 10:50 PM, joe micheals at joemicheals1(a)yahoo.com wrote:
I totally agree with Greg on cutting the low
frequencies. I also appreciate
the info on ringing out the room. I have wondered: do men need to hear
higher frequencies and women not so much?
Joe Micheals
Seattle
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