Subject: | Shotgun Mic, or Parabolic Reflector? Opinions, Please. |
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From: | "scratchpaws" scratchpaws |
Date: | Wed May 11, 2011 7:30 am ((PDT)) |
I have a Sony PCM D50 Linear PCM Recorder. I want to record "clean" wind in the top branches of trees with as little a= mbient noise as "reasonably" possible. The on-board mics pick up too much ambient noise to give me the "specific r= ustle" of wind noise in the leaves at ground level, without the "general ro= ar" of wind coming from everywhere around me. I'm thinking the tops of tree= s would offer the best of what I'm looking for. Does anyone have any input as to a good mic configuration for this? I assume either a shotgun or a parabolic reflector, however, words of wisdo= m from the gurus would be most appreciated before I go off spending a lot o= f money burning daylight to find a solution. Thanks |
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