Subject: | Re: Recording Nature - What am I doing wrong? |
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From: | Klas Strandberg <> |
Date: | Thu, 17 Feb 2005 20:06:07 +0100 |
> >Have you got a shock mount? Most condenser mics are very hard, if not >imossible to hand hold without creating noise. the cable dangling >will make noise. A zeplin/windcsreen is also needed even in the >slightest breeze. throw away that foam thing they give you. its >worthless against wind with that mic. The rode manual is very explcit >about how to equip the mic for use outside. You'll get better >results, somehow. Rob D. > > > Rob forgot to say that this is true only when you talk about directional mic's. Omnis are easy to handle by hand. Klas. ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ |
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