I would just like a little help understanding what this horizontal dead space just above and below 6k might indicate.
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Total destructive interference at those particular frequencies.
The amplitude, phase and frequency of the sound waves are such that there is complete cancellation at those frequencies.
A typical cause is sound reflecting from a surface (wall, desk, screen).
[ It can also be inherent to a microphone because of its design: independent of the microphones location in the room ].
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Thank you very much!
Happy Thanksgiving
The mic is a Shure SM7B. Does anyone know if this dead zone (just above and below 6k) is a property of the mic?
Just trying to troubleshoot with my meager understanding and setup.
It’s more than a 5-6dB dip.
What are you recording? It might be a true representation of the sound.
It doesn’t look like “trouble” to me. I doubt it’s audible.