IR's from 301 Sydney
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IR's from 301 Sydney
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Posted: Tue Mar 01, 2011 1:03 pmRe: IR's from 301 Sydney
Posted: Tue Mar 01, 2011 5:01 pmCool, Thanks Mark. Will give these a burl......
Re: IR's from 301 Sydney
Posted: Tue Mar 01, 2011 5:41 pmHey Mark - I hope someone has improved the sound of the main room.
A couple of years ago I mixed a Richard Lush recording of a live 56 piece orchestra recorded at 301 and it was a nightmare - really odd top end reflections.
I remember when the percussionist played certain frequencies (may have been a cabasa) it took off in the room and the frequency delays were different in all the mics.
I had to ride all of the open mics to hide this - which created other problems with the stereo image as I was ducking this resonant frequency.
Spent all of my mixing time trying to hide this.
May be OK for a rock drum reverb.
It certainly aint no serious big orchestral recording space.
A couple of years ago I mixed a Richard Lush recording of a live 56 piece orchestra recorded at 301 and it was a nightmare - really odd top end reflections.
I remember when the percussionist played certain frequencies (may have been a cabasa) it took off in the room and the frequency delays were different in all the mics.
I had to ride all of the open mics to hide this - which created other problems with the stereo image as I was ducking this resonant frequency.
Spent all of my mixing time trying to hide this.
May be OK for a rock drum reverb.
It certainly aint no serious big orchestral recording space.
Re: IR's from 301 Sydney
Posted: Wed Mar 02, 2011 10:58 amHere's the waterfall of the orchestral and drum rooms. (drum room on top, orchestral on bottom).
Re: IR's from 301 Sydney
Posted: Thu Mar 03, 2011 12:38 pmCan they be used subtractively? it's the only use my housemate and I could come up with. 
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