| Subject: | recording the small stuff |
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| From: | "Mark Brennan" markbrennanfinear= |
t Date: Wed Feb 9, 2011 4:32 pm ((PST)) Well, seeing as its still winter here in North America, (or most of it) its= time for another question. I haven't done too much recording of the small things= that emit noise like the smallest insects (ants etc) or the insides of termite mounds, or the paper Wasp wing beats from the post here last week. What wou= ld be available in the way of Mics for something like this and are there any spec= ial techniques to keep in mind? thanks all Mark Mark A. Brennan Canadian Landscape Painter www.markbrennanfineart.ca Nature Recordist http://wildearthvoices.org |
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