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Eq'ing a microphone to not feedback at all
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<blockquote data-quote="Kevin Maxwell" data-source="post: 201791" data-attributes="member: 321"><p>If you are EQing it properly with SMAART you hopefully aren’t sucking the life out of it. One of the problems with the “RINGING” out of monitors is you are likely to get carried away. You can make a monitor never feedback because there is almost nothing left to amplify. A properly EQed monitor will hopefully be feedback resistant and sound good. But the difference between a really good monitor (expensive) and anything else becomes very obvious in a case like this.</p><p> </p><p>Unless the acts hearing is so shot they need frequencies boosted that are going to feedback. For the times when linear doesn’t work and you have minor problems with the monitors occasionally squeaking I just very recently wondered how a good Automatic feedback suppressor with only 2 filters set to release after 5 seconds for each one would work. Just to catch those times when they do something like dip the mic into the monitor when you have had to set it too harsh.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Kevin Maxwell, post: 201791, member: 321"] If you are EQing it properly with SMAART you hopefully aren’t sucking the life out of it. One of the problems with the “RINGING” out of monitors is you are likely to get carried away. You can make a monitor never feedback because there is almost nothing left to amplify. A properly EQed monitor will hopefully be feedback resistant and sound good. But the difference between a really good monitor (expensive) and anything else becomes very obvious in a case like this. Unless the acts hearing is so shot they need frequencies boosted that are going to feedback. For the times when linear doesn’t work and you have minor problems with the monitors occasionally squeaking I just very recently wondered how a good Automatic feedback suppressor with only 2 filters set to release after 5 seconds for each one would work. Just to catch those times when they do something like dip the mic into the monitor when you have had to set it too harsh. [/QUOTE]
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