Where can I get some aural excitement?

Frank Falzon

I'm close to getting the Heil PR-40 mic but from what i've been reading on the net, it seems you need a little extra punch.

Do I need compression and aural excitement added to my VO?

Found the Aphex 204 Aural Exciter at $199.00.
Would this work with the Heil and do I still need an interface for my Mac?

Thanks

Frank

Mike Kuhlman

Interesting, the Aphex aural exciter.

I use Sonic Foundry's Acoustic Mirror, a DirectX software plug-in for Sound Forge. It creates realistic reverbs in hundreds of environments, allows you to low-cut or high-cut the echo at whatever frequency you enter, allows you to throw the echo more or less into the stereo/surrounds in a Dolby Pro-Logic environment, and can even alter the quality of your mic.

I bought it for $399 over 3 years ago; it should be a lot cheaper now.

Todd Ellis · Posted: Fri Jan 12, 2007, 23:21 (GMT) Post subject:

DUDE! Let me hook you up - I called this number last night and ... Oh, wait ... you said aural excitement.

Nevermind.

Frank Falzon · Posted: Sat Jan 13, 2007, 02:39 (GMT) Post subject:

Thanks for the info Mike. I'll look up Sonic Foundry's Acoustic Mirror.

Hey Todd, Great line!
I was beginning to think nobody got the joke.
Looks like my thread on Mics is making some noise.

Frank