Clearsound Baffles - Product Demo (feat. Adam Christgau)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ต.ค. 2024
- Clearsound Baffles are a transparent, lightweight acoustic treatment system for use in live music applications to control and improve sound.
Praised by both musicians and audio engineers alike.
Clearsound Baffles reduce bleed from instruments into other nearby microphones on stage and naturally dampen the delicate high-end frequencies necessary to help vocalists cut through a live mix. Unlike other acoustic treatment options, each Clearsound baffle is lightweight and can be quickly and easily mounted on a cymbal stand, then positioned wherever treatment is necessary.
For more information and ordering, visit www.clearsoundbaffles.com.
This does not lower the volume in a room. This is useful to tame cymbal volume and harshness = a more balanced sound from the OH microphones. If you place those microphones 20 feet away from the drums, you will barely notice any difference, because at that distance the sound is 90% reflections and very little comes straight from the source (and that's the only thing that gets a little tamed when close. You could easily get the same results with any material, but would not be see-through.
This is absolutely correct. If the issue is overall volume from the drums, different remedies are more valuable (acoustic treatment, drum treatment, drummer treatment). But if cymbal bleed is the primary issue (as it is for most people), this is where Clearsound Baffles truly shine.
Are these both 22", would you recommend the XL?
What products are safe to use for cleaning these?
Would like to hear an A/B test with mics picking up the PA
Nice I think this might do the trick for our church drummer instead of getting the traditional drum sheild
Martin Coleman Our products are extremely popular in houses of worship. :)
What is the thickness of these shields? 5mm??
Best video thanku
que medida de espesor tiene?
This is Glass Or Acryl? Thanks
They’re acrylic/plexiglass.
Do you recommend double braced stands? Or can you use flat based stands?
Ryan Donohue Each baffle is about 2 lbs, so even the lightest duty cymbal stand will work. Boom stands offer much more flexibility in positioning. Also, check out our “Plug” Mic Stand Adapter, which allows you to use mic stands you may already have. A set of 4 costs less than a single boom stand!
@@clearsoundbaffles7302 Thanks for the info. Will be purchasing these soon..
Ryan Donohue Our pleasure. If you have any more questions, please feel free to reach out to us here or via email at contact@clearsoundbaffles.com. Thanks!
A diferença é enorme.
Em referencia ao microfone !!!!
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Mas ajuda
It's Mr. Robot playing drums haha
I've found that coating the bottom of my drummer's cymbals with gaffer tape while he's at the bar works better and is much cheaper.
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What size are theses?
Alex Sturgeon Our “Standard” baffle is 22” diameter, the ideal size for cymbal bags or our Vault Hard Case.
What is thickness of these 5mm??
They are .125" thick. The perfect blend of light weight and attenuation strength.
Clear sound baffles I'm a drummer at my church my church is a pretty decent size Church not too big not too small kind of in the middle right now I have a plexiglass cage box over my drums and the roof on top of it the plexiglass cage chokes the life out of my drums and I have some of the best microphones I have higher end Sennheiser mic on the drums a beta 91 in the kick beta 52 outside the kick and sm57s on my snares and some decent overhead mics but the drum cage sucks the life out of my drums I noticed that when I take the roof off of the drum cage the drums sound better and more defined but way too loud and I want to purchase some clear sound baffles and get rid of the drum cage but I'm kind of scared because I don't know if the clear sound baffles will only stop the mic bleed but not balance out the sound or it's not too loud and piercing for the audience I have to figure something out though. Because that from cage is ruining the sound of my drums it would be nice if I could at least try to clear sound baffles out before I purchase a set of four for the church particularly the big 30 inch baffles the big boys those are the ones I want to try
This is a common concern with many churches we work with. Our baffles will most certainly help your drums breath and sound natural, but the fact of the matter is that if the reason there's a cage around your drums is because of sheer volume, the solution will likely come from treatment of the drums or the acoustics in the room. For example, Big Fat Snare Drum quesadillas are a great way to reduce volume in your drums while still maintaining a great tone. From there, baffles can help with your cymbal volume, and then there's a chance you might be in good shape!
@@clearsoundbaffles7302 ok well the loudest part on my drums are the cymbals so maybe the 30 inch baffles may work for me in have 7 or 8 cymbals on the set!
@@mountaintop4379 Just drop us a line at contact@clearsoundbaffles.com if the time comes that you want to give them a shot!
@@clearsoundbaffles7302 okay thank you
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Can i make a suggestion? IF you end up doing it can i have 2% of the profit and use my name as part of the model for the series?
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same thing
Ion see the difference I mean there pretty coo buh those don’t make a difference in my opinion.
Almost half if not most the video is of nonsense editing and makes me question the sound editing. Not convinced
The sound is completely raw and unedited, but you don’t have to take our word for it. Just ask any engineer or any of our 1,000+ customers and they’ll tell you how effective our baffles really are. :)
@@clearsoundbaffles7302 I’m about to meet a friend who plays at a church campus that uses those and maybe I’ll get a little more insight. I play in a 2000+/- sqft church with an electric set because the acoustic set is nasty loud even when playing moderately. Paiste Signature Cymbals is what I have but can’t use and just looking to see the best option for sound. Thanks for the response btw
That’s awesome! Churches can certainly be a challenging acoustic environment, especially for drums. If there’s anything we can do to assist and support, please drop us a line. :)