Has anyone here had experience using a DPA 4099-T live with a tuba? Descriptions say it's optimized for trumpet, but I was wondering how it'd sound with tuba. Maybe the one made for cello would be better?
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using a DPA 4099-T mic with a tuba
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Re: using a DPA 4099-T mic with a tuba
4099 is better than the cello mic due to the different spl.
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Re: using a DPA 4099-T mic with a tuba
Try not to shove it in the bell, but get it farther away to get the full resonate sound.
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