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Bastiaan · 8th October 2003

Joris,

I work for Dutch TV (Ciris, used to be NOB), and i record a lot of voice-overs that are used in promo's. Those little clips of a program, and then the voice-over "Morgen in Cold Feet". I do that stuff for the public stations Nederland 2 and Nederland 3, and we use a Neumann TLM103 for that. Its routed into some high-end preamp (i cant seem to remember the name...), and goes through a TC-electronics system 3000 (i think) for brickwall limitting.

I would suggest to get a Neumann TLM 103, because its considered the standard for voice-overs in the Netherlands....

8th October 2003	#19
Bastiaan Gear nut Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Arnhem, the Netherlands Posts: 145	Joris, I work for Dutch TV (Ciris, used to be NOB), and i record a lot of voice-overs that are used in promo's. Those little clips of a program, and then the voice-over "Morgen in Cold Feet". I do that stuff for the public stations Nederland 2 and Nederland 3, and we use a Neumann TLM103 for that. Its routed into some high-end preamp (i cant seem to remember the name...), and goes through a TC-electronics system 3000 (i think) for brickwall limitting. I would suggest to get a Neumann TLM 103, because its considered the standard for voice-overs in the Netherlands.... __________________ "Not now, i have a meeting with the 2 Bob's"