| Subject: | thunderstorm recording |
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| From: | "David Westling" |
| Date: | Tue May 30, 2006 12:22 pm (PDT) |
Hello all, I'm new to the group. I made a recording of a nice midwestern thunderstorm recently. It came out well, except that the static charges from the lightning strikes are clearly audible. I'm using an ancient Tandberg 9000X R2R recorder (mfd. 1973, but works fine) at 7 1/2 IPS and two different mics, neither of which are designed for nature recording, an Audio-Technica ATM-11 and a Shure PG58. I just placed the mics in my open window cavities shielded from the rain and wind and let 'er rip. Is there a way to minimize or eliminate this static charge sound? Thanks for reading. David Westling Chicago IL |
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