Subject: | Newbie question: XLR for camcorder vs. digital recorder |
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From: | "gyr64fal" gyr64fal |
Date: | Tue Feb 6, 2007 6:37 am ((PST)) |
Hello-- I apologize for throwing a bunch of questions out all at once. I've been lu= rking here for a couple of months, and have tried to do a decent amount of research on some = of the options. Still, I find myself with a lot to ask about... I've been recording birds and wildlife (mostly visuals, both still & video)= for a couple of decades now. The audio I've done has been recorded with a Sony TCM-5000 or various = MD units with a Sennheiser ME66 mic. So I'm not totally green, but pretty close, esp= ecially as regards some of the newer equipment. I'm now interested in producing a series of podcasts and video podcasts, an= d am looking for advice on audio equipment. I own a Canon GL1 miniDV camcorder. It captu= res audio, of course, but not all that well, and with lots of motor noise. I no longer= have a good mic, but am considering another ME66. Should I: |
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