--- In Rob Danielson <> wrote:
> ..
it is more important to care about where
> >to place the microphone and how to protect it against shock and wind
> >because these factors usually have a much more significant impact on
> >the overall quality of a recording. Rich's and John's hummingbird
> >recordings are good examples for the microphone positioning issue.
> >
> >Regards,
> >Raimund
> >
I agree I botched my humm bird from wind and positioning can't save a
bad windscreen. But then I had no clue I was going to run into those
guys in those kind of numbers and was actually setup that day for
stereo big dish recording. Then I went bag diving for equipment when
I saw them.
Some of my playtime this month will be at the sewing machinge
reworking wind protection for this spring for all my mic configurations.
Rich
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