| Subject: | Re: What kind of mic should I use? |
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| From: | "Chris Owens" owensch2002 |
| Date: | Thu Jan 10, 2008 11:45 am ((PST)) |
> I am going to be recording some sounds of skateboarding, probably > directly onto a lap top. I just need a decent recording nothing too > pristine. I've used an Edirol R-09 and Soundman OKM-IIs to record the Skateboarders o= n the South Bank in London. It makes a good combination. The Edirol also records well with the internal mics - just the stereo image isn't as good. This is not a good combination for normal nature recording, but for urban soundscapes it is excellent. Chris www.myspace.com/_chrisowens |
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