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squidsquad · 26th February 2008

I use a Buzz Audio MA2.2.

We recently had to record not only ADR, but 'all-sorts-of-noises-that-people-can-make' for 30 Days of Night to try and get a vampire vocal sound. Recording with an MKH800 (frequency response up to 50kHz!) and through the Buzz, we were able to get sounds that we could do all sorts of stretching and manipulation to before they fell apart.

I also find that the Buzz is so quiet, it makes recording breathing and really quiet stuff so much easier.

They also use an MA2.2 at Goldcrest in London.

26th February 2008	#18
squidsquad Gear nut Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Wellngton, New Zealand Posts: 104	I use a Buzz Audio MA2.2. We recently had to record not only ADR, but 'all-sorts-of-noises-that-people-can-make' for 30 Days of Night to try and get a vampire vocal sound. Recording with an MKH800 (frequency response up to 50kHz!) and through the Buzz, we were able to get sounds that we could do all sorts of stretching and manipulation to before they fell apart. I also find that the Buzz is so quiet, it makes recording breathing and really quiet stuff so much easier. They also use an MA2.2 at Goldcrest in London.