At 9:07 AM -0700 10/26/10, Danny McCarty wrote:
>Hi Rob,
>I tried running searches through the yahoo site which lead me to you folks=
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>I had no luck within the users group search. I'll try your links.
Thanks. Its a different search tool
>My goal at the moment is adding background ambience to the many landscape
>images I have gathered.
Did you take the H4N out with the built-in mics to a place like
you're after to see what you get? John Lundsten measured the H4N's
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Subject: 5mm input noise at -107 dBu (A weighted) http://tinyurl.com/2vpknz3
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the record gain. Both John and Oryoki report that the TRS mic inputs
have more noise-- possibly from the phantom circuit which could be
worked-around.
Here's a search to follow-up on: http://tinyurl.com/22set7j
I'd see how a location test goes first. Is there a dealer that rents
that you work with for your video business ? Maybe they have a pair
of condenser mics they'll let you run test with.
> If I had the ability to see the future I would have grabbed
>snippets along my journeys.
>But now that there is a need I am looking at it as a opportunity to
>learn a new process and meet some interesting folks.
>Oh, and there's the influx of new toys of course. ...<o.o>...
>Again, if someone is interested in sharing some of their files I'm all ear=
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There are some array sample recording links via the FAQ. Rob D.
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>On Oct 26, 2010, at 8:43 AM, Rob Danielson wrote:
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>> At 7:23 AM -0700 10/26/10, Danny McCarty wrote:
>> >Thanks Scott. Just for convenience sake I'm leaning towards the NT4.
>> >Cheers,
>> >Danny
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>> Hi Danny and welcome to the list!
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>> You have coupled together some fairly demanding needs with complex
>> equipment pre-conditions. If you have some time to spell out more of
>> your goals and do some research, we're probably too inclined to try
>> and help. ;-) There's some good overview info in our FAQ and a
>> section https://docs.google.com/View?id=3Ddcvd49w8_23fbw2vqg2 that has
>> helped us streamline help in the past: http://tinyurl.com/247qscv .
>> There's an on-line archive of list posts that is great for searching
>> model numbers to get more background: http://tinyurl.com/2drkc8j
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>> Hearing some of your landscape work is a great way to become familiar
>> with you and your goals. Rob D.
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>> >> <<I'm looking at the Rode NT4 or pairs of: NT5, AKG 1000s, Samson CL=
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>Monolith Media, Inc.
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