u/meebleepe

Testing frequency response on lavaliers

Hey all,

So I’m currently running a musical at a theater I’ve done lots of shows with; here we have about 18 omni lavs involved. Mostly point source, which are the ones I’m most worried about. It feels like the frequency response is off on some of them, and that some of them are more prone to feedback than others. Is that common when they get handled too harshly? Or is it more common for them to just drop entirely without changing their response?

I would like to test their frequency response. I will probably just put a small speaker with white noise to them to see how different they are. What would be the best way to analyze the frequency spectrum?

Thanks everyone

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u/meebleepe — 3 days ago

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Hey yall!

Been a while since I’ve posted a form check. Gotten a lot happier and more consistent with my technique. This is a ~65kg PR, here’s what I see:

- 2nd pull is a bit short due to arm bend, losing power and likely causing the bar to go forward
- Speed under the bar is pretty slow and I catch the bar pretty high and ride it down
- Could use more acceleration through the second pull

Let me know how this looks to you! Thanks

u/meebleepe — 16 days ago