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Advanced Signal Flow
101
Audio
Audio Infrastructure, Sound
Description
It’s important to equip yourself as an audio engineer with all of the options you have for signal flow before you begin recording or running a live service. This will help you with making decisions on when and where to apply processing or when not to apply any at all.
Key Points:
Key Points:
- One of the choices that audio engineers have to make is whether to process a signal pre or post recording. There’re advantages to pre-processing, but use this approach with intention. Too much processing up-front can limit the potential of the recording later.
- Pre and post processing capabilities are endless and have come a long way. Don’t let the availability of processing stand in the way of knowing how your mics sound. Nothing can replace having a strong knowledge of microphone technique. What an engineer lacks in technical resources, they can often make up for with great mic technique.
- Whether using pre or post processing, it’s important to know why the choice is being made and how it’ll impact the overall project.