| Subject: | Re: Recording quiet landscapes (SD 302 question) |
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| From: | "Philip Tyler" macmang4125 |
| Date: | Thu Mar 19, 2009 5:26 am ((PDT)) |
Hi One method is to hold the mic at arms length pointing at yourself and speak= ing in a normal voice set your level so you are peaking say around 2/3rds F= SD. That should give you a good starting point. Phil On 19 Mar 2009, at 11:50, "biv0uac61" <> wrote: Hi all, My current setup is a SD302 to a PCM-d50 and using a Sennheiser MKH-418s or= Rode NT-1. My question is: When recording quiet ambient landscapes, what would be the best way (or you= r own method) to set the levels for this using the 302s gain and fader? The area is so quiet that it barely registers on the 302 meters and if i tu= rn the fader or gain up a bit i start getting noticeable noise from the pre= amps. Any suggestions? Thanks! Terence |
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