| Subject: | Re: What's everybodies favourite parabolic microphone setup? |
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| From: | "Danny McCarty" sr71mcd |
| Date: | Mon Aug 8, 2011 6:55 pm ((PDT)) |
"You wouldn't shoot people talking out of sync so why would anyone try > to get away with wildlife out of sync?" > > Two completely worlds. Unless you're showing a lion roar or a bird making a= specific sound.... why bother. Most environmental sounds are background filler or helping to create a scen= e. Using layered sound in the mixing stage is the preferred method because it's fast, controllable, and inexpensive. Oh, = and yields good results. Danny Danny McCarty Monolith Media, Inc. 4183 Summit View Hood River, Or 97031 415-331-7628 541-399-0089 Cell http://www.monolithmedia.net/ http://www.danielmccarty.com/ |
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