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clusterchord · 18th November 2009

thanks a lot for the response..

yes ive been thinking of dBx units, or maybe a used Drawmer MX40.. they are rather cheap for what they do, and even have a bandpass filter to set frequency conscious gating.. could be interesting even in the studio..

btw just remembered another option in dealing with noise in live performance.. the drawmer DF320/330. iirc some of my collegues used it to great sucess with some noisy sources, in the studio.

considering its a single end NR system that works all the time, not a gate, im wondering how it colours the sound, and would it be acceptable in a live gig situation ..?

18th November 2009	#3
clusterchord Lives for gear Join Date: Sep 2005 Posts: 2,324 Thread Starter	drawmer DF320 thanks a lot for the response.. yes ive been thinking of dBx units, or maybe a used Drawmer MX40.. they are rather cheap for what they do, and even have a bandpass filter to set frequency conscious gating.. could be interesting even in the studio.. btw just remembered another option in dealing with noise in live performance.. the drawmer DF320/330. iirc some of my collegues used it to great sucess with some noisy sources, in the studio. considering its a single end NR system that works all the time, not a gate, im wondering how it colours the sound, and would it be acceptable in a live gig situation ..? __________________ - music for film/tvseries/theatre - myspace andromeda thru eventide - demos oberheim obxa & obx & 2x sem - jupiter8 - prophet5 - andromeda - minimoog - rhodes - solina - elektor formant - mw1 - mwxt - sh2 - tb303 - svc350 - orville - lex300- pcm70 - tc4000 - etc