Rode-NT USBWhich model?
Not finding any problems with the Rode SNR - it was my Samson C01U which had the hiss problemMost Rode mics have very good SNR (signal to noise ratio).
Increase playback speed without changing pitch for audiobook editing?
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Re: Increase playback speed without changing pitch for audiobook editing?
Re: Increase playback speed without changing pitch for audiobook editing?
The NT1-A USB has a "presence boost" in the range 2 to 10 kHz, rising to around +7 dB in the 5 to 6 Hz range.
This does not suit all voices and may overemphasize sibilance.
That presence boost may be countered by applying Equalization to reduce that range.
This does not suit all voices and may overemphasize sibilance.
That presence boost may be countered by applying Equalization to reduce that range.
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Re: Increase playback speed without changing pitch for audiobook editing?
That's very interesting. Will give it a go - thanks!