I have a file posted in the file section called ConeMarsh. I would
appreciate feed back regarding the recording.
It was recorded in Iowa at a marsh and from an elevation of about
fifty feet above the water level and a min distance of about 100
yards to water edge and the marsh is another three hundred+ yards
wide. The Red-winged Blackbirds are in the grass at about fifty
yards. The microphone was not panned during the recording. The
microphone is a DIY Telinga dish with two Shure 183's mounted as
stereo. The caps are spaced about one inch apart in the dish,
without a barrier. I don't recall the exact gain but it was on the
high side because of the distance to the subjects. The recording
had post treatment of normalizing and a 50% noise reduction to the
file based on a small sample applied to the whole file, plus the
conversion to MP3. There are no appended sections.
There are a couple jets in the file and I know it would be better
without them, can they be removed through EQ?
Can I do more to help the stereo image without installing a barrier?
Does the file paint an image or is it just a bunch of soft and load
sounds?
Are there too many sound sources to make a good recording?
Gerald White Muscatine IA
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