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Date: Sun, 7 Jan 1996 13:30:44 -0500
From: JBooth411@aol.com
Message-Id: <960107133044_85360712@emout04.mail.aol.com>
To: lightwave@garcia.com
Subject: Re: Flyer Audio format
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In a message dated 96-01-06 23:18:48 EST, you write:
>> We want to record some dialog at a local sound studio for a commercial,
and
>> I'd like to take it back as a digital file rather than tape.
>
>Thats a good idea, but impractical. For really good quality, record
>your audio to video tape. From what I understand this is nearly CD
>quality (at least alot better than audio cassette)and its easy to spool
>in to the flyer.
>
>
What are you smoking? As a musician for over 18 years, I can't tell you
how bad video sounds compared to DAT. If anything, drop your audio to a DAT
and bring it back, and drop it to the flyer. The other thing is that the mics
you'll most likely be using in a video shoot really don't begin to compare to
what you'll get in a professional studio. Not to mention the environmental
differences between a sound booth and a video set...