Yes I agree, for an expensive wired lavalier I would have liked less self noise. Very easy for the movie industry to remove in post edit but would have expected better. Self noise is similar to the Deity W.lav I think
Hey! I want to buy a twinplex but I still don’t know if I should go for the th35 or the tl47. What would you advise me to take? I want to make gameplay videos/lige streams and small theater gigs for kids entertainment. I will do talking mostly but maybe it’s convenient if singing a little popsong is also good.
My bigger question is. Do you really need a waterproof microphone? The Deity W.lav with microdot DA35 beautiful sound with similar self noise or the Sennheiser MKE Essential OMNI lavalier that can handle amazing loud sounds and have extremely low self noise but requires a lot of gain both sound better than this microphone for less money. Both of those 2 wired lavaliers I reviewed on this channel. If your mind is set on a pro waterproof/ water resistant lavalier the TL48 might be the better option over the TL47. Of the wired lavaliers from Shure this TL47 is the only one I personally have tried. 100% of the wired lavaliers are out of pocket cost other than the ATONE AT8 which is a super low cost very entry level option
I use Davinci Resolve I try not to edit any audio in my reviews other than volume boosting or a bit of leveling to prevent clipping of audio. On my other channel I use the compressor and limiter. To remove hiss I use Isotope RX 8 or duologue enhance since as I showed in my video of noise removal Davinci Resolve has the weakest noise removal. Were you looking for tips on volume boosting without clipping audio? Or basically all audio editing?
Have you tried allowing the gain to be only about 80% and boosting the audio in post edit? Boosting by something like 25Db in post recording at 24bit should be fine.
Very good lav mic. But still little noise is there. Voice quality is good.
Yes I agree, for an expensive wired lavalier I would have liked less self noise. Very easy for the movie industry to remove in post edit but would have expected better. Self noise is similar to the Deity W.lav I think
Hey! I want to buy a twinplex but I still don’t know if I should go for the th35 or the tl47. What would you advise me to take? I want to make gameplay videos/lige streams and small theater gigs for kids entertainment. I will do talking mostly but maybe it’s convenient if singing a little popsong is also good.
My bigger question is. Do you really need a waterproof microphone?
The Deity W.lav with microdot DA35 beautiful sound with similar self noise or the Sennheiser MKE Essential OMNI lavalier that can handle amazing loud sounds and have extremely low self noise but requires a lot of gain both sound better than this microphone for less money. Both of those 2 wired lavaliers I reviewed on this channel.
If your mind is set on a pro waterproof/ water resistant lavalier the TL48 might be the better option over the TL47. Of the wired lavaliers from Shure this TL47 is the only one I personally have tried. 100% of the wired lavaliers are out of pocket cost other than the ATONE AT8 which is a super low cost very entry level option
If you are using Davinci Resolve you can give some tips to edit sudio
I use Davinci Resolve I try not to edit any audio in my reviews other than volume boosting or a bit of leveling to prevent clipping of audio. On my other channel I use the compressor and limiter. To remove hiss I use Isotope RX 8 or duologue enhance since as I showed in my video of noise removal Davinci Resolve has the weakest noise removal.
Were you looking for tips on volume boosting without clipping audio? Or basically all audio editing?
@@sparkestudio I have less knowledge in Audio editing in Davinci.
Hello , I use this mic with evo4 but it sounds not good. I need to put gain almost 90%. Could i contact you and ask for advice?
Have you tried allowing the gain to be only about 80% and boosting the audio in post edit? Boosting by something like 25Db in post recording at 24bit should be fine.