--- In Michael Gallagher
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G'day Michael
Thanks for the welcome! :-)
> Welcome to the exciting world of nature recording Graham. You have
> joined the right group - there is a lot to be learned from
> following the discussions of this group.
yes. I've just read recent posts on PMD 660
> Acceptable recordings can be made with basic equipment. It is an
> excellent idea to start with birds in your garden. Record them
>often.
Mr BB has been 'songing " away for motnhs and I have been recordig
him at work!
> Get to know your subjects and get your recorder close to your
>subjects.
I know him quite well but when he's up a gum tree....
> Be aware, from the outset, that all recording equiment has its
> limitations. Know there is a law of diminishing returns in audio
> recording: the cost of equipment rises exponentially, the closer
>you wish to approach the best possible results.
Im already with Vicki Powy's inestimable help getting up to speed.
Have technical/electronics backgroud just joining the dots.
> I only use the camera as a recorder when my recording equipment is
> not at hand.
Agree im surpised my sonograms come out as well as they do I using
the latest version of Syrinx. Bang for buck [$0-00] it'shard to beat!
Can we discuss other things of interest off list? Thanks!
email: ranft at ranft dot id dot au
Im in Canberra
be happy be well
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Loudspeakers are not birds,
A listening room is not nature."
Klas Strandberg
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