Subject: | Re: great-horned owls and western screech owl |
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From: | "John Hartog" hartogj |
Date: | Thu Mar 12, 2009 3:37 pm ((PDT)) |
Hi John, My approach to eq and amplification was fairly severe: would an unfiltered = section help? There was a little wind, but I think what you hear is sounds = of a stream through a valley or canyon approaching the noise floor thus ble= nding with the artificial noise of the recorder and microphones. John Hartog --- In "John Tudor" <> wrote: > > John > > Is the constant background noise wind?? If so, how have you managed to st= op the capsule banging around, and yet retain such clear sounds? With my NT= -1A, I have problems getting such clear sounds without a LOT of wind protec= tion (on a windy day). This then tends to 'muffle' the actual target sound = somewhat. If I use less protection, I usually get a fair bit of diaphram no= ise from the mic. > > > John > |
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