NonsensicalThings
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Breaking the fourth wall.
Posts: 67
I Am A(n): Aspiring Voice Actor, Writer, Animator, Artist
Pronouns: he/him
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Post by NonsensicalThings on Dec 2, 2019 16:19:31 GMT -8
So, I voice a character that needs to be very quite, but I’m having trouble preparing my mic for him. Turning my gain up results in my mic picking up my computer fan, but keeping my gain low results in barely being able to hear the voice. I’ve tried getting closer to the mic, but I feel l lose some quality. What should I do?
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Post by Rebekah Amber Clark on Dec 2, 2019 19:37:58 GMT -8
Is there any way to move the mic farther away from your computer fan and/or put up something to block the way between the mic and computer fan (like some foam or a blanket)?
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NonsensicalThings
Member
Breaking the fourth wall.
Posts: 67
I Am A(n): Aspiring Voice Actor, Writer, Animator, Artist
Pronouns: he/him
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Post by NonsensicalThings on Dec 3, 2019 6:09:13 GMT -8
Is there any way to move the mic farther away from your computer fan and/or put up something to block the way between the mic and computer fan (like some foam or a blanket)? Already tried to move it as far away as possible, but it made no difference. I could try to put a blanket up, but seeing how my recording booth is set up, a highly doubt that'd make a difference. I could still give it a try, though!
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Post by robertddl on Dec 10, 2019 0:57:51 GMT -8
If the sound of the fan stays constant, Audacity does quite a good job with noise reduction, but there is only one real solution to this problem: get a fan-less computer (they come in all sizes) or tablet.
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