In a message dated 2/21/02 4:13:11 AM Pacific Standard Time,
writes:
> I initially used the foam cover that was suppled with the mic
> but then invested in a "fluffy dog" Rycote Softy because I found that some
> environments were too windy. I've been less than impressed with the
> Rycoyte's performance (although it is definitely a step up from the supplied
> foam) and find it often unacceptable bulky.
>
>
Dear Callan,
What have been the problems with the Rycote Softy? I tried one on my last
trip to Ecuador and was pleased, but the conditions were not too horrible.
Was it unable to stop wind noise or did it prevent good sounds from coming in?
Thanks..always looking!
John
John V. Moore Nature Recordings
John V. Moore Nature recordings
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>From Tue Mar 8 18:22:16 2005
Message: 6
Date: Thu, 21 Feb 2002 19:55:20 -0000
From: "richpeet" <>
Subject: Re: Hello
wow, i hope you enjoy us as much as i value having your input into
this group.
welcome from a fan
--- In "Gordon Hempton" <> wrote:
>
> Hi Members,
>
> I've just joined the group, and I have to admit it is with a little
bit of
> nervousness, mainly because my emphasis during the last several
years has
> been to work alone (and I mean really alone, unplugged from TV,
newspapers,
> or radio). On a normal day, my phone rings maybe twice (if it's not
> unplugged).
>
> My main area of interest is recording soundscapes, particularly the
quiet
> ones in remote areas, and while I work with a variety of
microphones, I
> pretty much love the Neumann KU-81i Dummy Head. Binaural recording
has been
> challenging for me, and this has led me to an approach for 'nature
sound
> portraiture' which can be summarized as: location, location,
location. I've
> gone to various parts of the world, but my favorite place is up the
Hoh
> Valley, right here at Olympic National Park, where I am trying (and
meeting
> with some success) to preserve One Square Inch of Silence.
>
> On the flip side, I also record loud social events (arena sports),
loud
> modes of transportation (race cars, steam engines, jets), and
whatever a
> client calls for. This drives me absolutely crazy. But it is a rush
at times
> and helps my circulation.
>
> I am interested in exploring new sounds and spaces/places to find
them, and
> learning from others in the group about techniques that I've not
tried. And
> I hope that I may in some why be of help to others.
>
> All the best,
>
> Gordon
>
>
>
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