Hi Rick--
Thanks for posting the sample. Pretty nice fidelity for its price
range. The stereo field seems narrower than it might have to be. I
see there are "7 angle adjustments for any environment. " What "angle
adjustment" was your sample recorded at? Did you use the high record
setting?
If you can coax a wider stereo image out of it, we can evaluate it
better if the mp3 sample is 256kbps or higher. There's quite a bit of
distortion from the mp3 compression in the first 128kbps sample. Also
make sure you record in a non-compression format if possible (Blue
website tech info on the mic is limited). Rob D.
At 4:57 PM -0500 9/28/10, Rick Munday wrote:
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>Hi Kent,
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>Thanks for the reply! I've used it quite a bit for recording meetings and
>etc. and really love it. The other day I went out and recorded some audio =
at
>a local preserve.
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>I uploaded the file here
><http://ourmissourilife.com/rickles/Blackwell092210.mp3>http://ourmissouri=
life.com/rickles/Blackwell092210.mp3
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>There's a few fine points that I catch, at 30 seconds you can hear a guy
>about 60' away that was fishing. cast out his line, you hear the line go
>out, the lure hit the water and the bail close on the reel. Surprised me
>that it caught it. At 52 seconds you hear a garbage truck and then two gee=
se
>fly over head and land in the water 50-60' away.
>
>This little recording just totally captured my imagination and is what got
>me in this group. It's like crack... first one is free and you have to do
>more... :)
>
>Rick
>
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>> Hi Rick,
>> I'm a beginner myself. Personally I've not used that combination. It lo=
oks
>> like a convenient mic to have. I wish they made it for the droid. I've
>> used my droid to record conversations with my grandparents, but the mic
>> isn't very good on the droid. If you can, post some snips of what you'v=
e
>> recorded, so we can have a listen.
>> Kent
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