[Studiotalk] Hindenburg-plug-ins

Bertucci, Brian (KDLA) brian.bertucci at ky.gov
Thu May 17 15:22:13 CDT 2018


KTBL has two EV RE27 microphones, so we bought pop filters which were made especially for them:

https://www.bswusa.com/Pop-Filters-BSW-RE27POP-P1419.aspx?gclid=Cj0KCQjw0PTXBRCGARIsAKNYfG2sopThSmx23K3J-k-d0AnCVHV9JSe-bDITI_vi4o63E_FjrmyqAHkaAmcWEALw_wcB

A little pricey, but they do work well.  Easy to install.  We side-mic many of our narrators, and this also cuts down on plosives going into the mics.

Brian Bertucci
Kentucky Talking Book Library Studio Coordinator
PO Box 537
300 Coffee Tree Rd.
Frankfort KY 40602 -0537
(502) 564-1790
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From: studiotalk <studiotalk-bounces at islemail.org> On Behalf Of Stephen Lewis
Sent: Thursday, May 17, 2018 9:49 AM
To: TBBS Recording Studio Info <studiotalk at islemail.org>
Subject: Re: [Studiotalk] Hindenburg-plug-ins

I'm inquiring with NLS folks but ... do you have pop-filters in place for the mics?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pop_filter

Within HABC, in the left sidebar under the blue "Narration" labeled bar there is the little equalizer symbol that opens up the various built-in effect plugins that Hindy has.

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- SMiles Lewis
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Texas State Library & Archives Commission
Talking Book Program
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From: studiotalk <studiotalk-bounces at islemail.org<mailto:studiotalk-bounces at islemail.org>> On Behalf Of Duran, Christopher at CSL
Sent: Wednesday, May 16, 2018 3:52 PM
To: studiotalk at islemail.org<mailto:studiotalk at islemail.org>
Subject: [Studiotalk] Hindenburg-plug-ins

Good day everyone question,
For those of you using Hindenburg, is anyone using plug-ins?.........Is Hindenburg able to except plug-ins?
Wondering because I would really love to get a de-esser plug-in to  mellow out the sibilance I am getting on most all of my recordings.

Looking forward to your responses Thanks!

Christopher Duran
Audio/Visual Assistant
California State Library
(916) 657-3894
Christopher.Duran at library.ca.gov<mailto:Christopher.Duran at library.ca.gov>

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