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Nov 11, 2003, 4:00 PM
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Re: Background music w/vows?
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Try this instead: Re-record the audio from your mini disk and route the signal
path through a 1/3 octave equalizer. Some trial and error adjusting of the EQ
will allow you to suppress the annoying hum, perhaps eliminate it. This is far
better, in my opinion, that compromising the ceremony vows with additional
noise.
The hum probably came from your microphone. Inside the mic cable are three
wires - the positive and negative wires are surrounded by either a wire or foil
wrap. This wrap is known as a "shield", as its function is to "shield" the
positive wnd negative wires from radio frequency magnetic fields. These
magnetic fields can become part of audio signal. They are easily identified by
the hum they create. The most common magnetic field is caused by electric
power cables which, if too close to mic cables, will introduce a hum. Since
electrical service in the USA is delivered at frequency of 60 cycles, the hum is
low frequency at 60Hz.
: At a recent Wedding, my mini-disc recorded the vows and a hum along with
them. I have "somewhat" removed it but not intirely so Im thinking of putting
some insturmental music behind it. Has anyone done this? is this a no-no?
thoughts? comments? Thank you, Carol
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