My son plays the tenor sax. I came home and he played me this tune, where he recorded the bass line on his phone and played it back over the stereo. Then played the lead live. The bass line was 'buzzy' (clipping?) and I was thinking he needed a better mic for his phone. (typ. 3.5 mm jack) Any recommendations? (I know little of sound stuff.) An Xmas present, say ~$50. (~ = $5 to $100)
George H.
Searching on amazon for 'phone microphone' I get a lot of choices.
(I cut down the link.)
GH
It's unlikely the fault of the mike. More likely the phone speaker. Can you get the audio file to a computer with better speakers?
Clifford Heath.
After recording the phone was plugged into the Aux jack on the stereo, played on klipsch (sp) speakers. (for whatever it matters.)
George H.
It could be he needs to play more with the gain levels on phone and stereo amp.
GH
Live instruments are loud. Most likely you need more amp power.
Buddy of mine has this problem with drums.
Maybe it's too loud. Try recording from farther away, to avoid saturating the Mic+ADC. maybe turn down the input vlume. will help with adc saturation but not microphone limits. You can check on an audio software that shows the waveform(time domain). clipping is easy to spot.
A $1 mic should be good enough for a phone. The probnlem is almost certainly with phone settings.
NT
Den fredag den 1. december 2017 kl. 01.17.39 UTC+1 skrev George Herold:
Lasse Langwadt Christensen wrote on 12/1/2017 2:13 PM:
This guy does a good video. Very funny.
-- Rick C Viewed the eclipse at Wintercrest Farms, on the centerline of totality since 1998
Grin, thanks Lasse.. that guy's a hoot.
GH
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