This is such a learning curve for me! Your divergent views and rich experience make for an enriching dialogue... Many thanks to all of u!
Tao, u too? Ok great. Let me tell others here that Tao personally has heard (actual voice & recordings) what I am talking about
Is 'this' the right forum for this?1. Martin, I was in two minds whether to post here or on Klaus Heyne's forum. Since my questions concerned
the entire signal chain & theory - I posted it here. But as u rightly suggest, for any detailed discussion on mics only I will post there later.
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nirguni wrote on Tue, 14 March 2006 00:40 |
and yes as u probably know, there are a few more resonators... five as per modern research 1. chest & stomach 2. throat itself 3. mouth 4. nose 5. forehead (there are other ways of looking at resonance though... oh, oh, let me not get started )
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No please go on, this is why I find discussing this with you so interesting!
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I would love to discuss the theories / concepts related to the speaking voice, voice production and listening (from a practitioner & trainer's artistic / psychological / even metaphysical outlook)
... but not sure if this is the right place...
I think scientific facts and some theory about voice production must be of some use to all - producers, engineers, gear developers... but then most of it must already be known to people here.
The personal & alternative theories / concepts / experience... are they relevant here? how much? I am not sure. That's why my hesitation... You, Romy the Cat & the others tell me - here or elsewhere?
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I could go on and on about the voice concepts but will restrain myself for the moment. Maybe later I could start a thread about the theories of voice & sound (if Dan Lavry finds it in accordance with the aims of this forum) and also perhaps a collaborative article / post... on voice properties / concepts and technical engineering aspects
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3. Martin Kantola wrote on Tue, 14 March 2006 14:50Quote: |
I consider Indian vocal styles to be absolutely fantastic, so musically and technically advanced.
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Cheers!!! I love it. Please Tell me about a forum to discuss musical theories & genres?
Meanwhile about EQPersonally speaking... I like a recording best when I don't have to EQ it at all. Of course, if needed we are not scared to EQ something back in...
EQ is fine for a desired effect BUT if the voice needs EQ for realism, then either my voice talent has to go back and re-train... or the sound engineer has to get some act together.
do keep contributing with ALL your views... about "the entire ceremony of sound recording & sound reproduction".
regards