AC160 Barry Green scene file

Hi Walter
The first thing I did with my Rodes is rip out the curly cable and 3.5mm jack plug...it's really easy...simply disassemble the mic body and get the circuit board out and you will find that the curly cable goes to 3 connectors on the back of the board. Just unsolder that cable making a note of which connector the screen of the cable went to and then replce with a decent 2 core plus screen piece of audio cable and you can cut that to length and solder to a standard XLR plug...it's permanent, secure and it will never give you an issue again!!! Both my Rodes have been rewired to their own XLR pluges and no inter-connectors means no bad connections !!!

Chris
 
I am new to scene files and with help from members here just was able to seamlessly join clips. I have Barry Green's book and was wanting to try some of his settings on my AC130A, however the numbers on the 130 only go as high as 7. In the read me file, the settings are for an AF100 so don't know why they were used in a book for the 130/160. Otherwise a very good book. Is there a way to convert the files to apply to an ac130? I'm looking for something to start out with shooting a live stage production with spotlights.
 
There's scene files on the CD that comes with the AC160 & AC130 Book that are for the AC130, and the readme is specifically for the AC160 & AC130. I don't know why you'd have AF100 files -- they aren't anywhere on that disc. Are you sure you have the AC160 & AC130 CD?
 
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