Hi Guys,
I read through a lot of relevant posts here and actually decided I want to try
recording nature, both animals wildlife and ambience, but also record humans
interacting in their own natural enviroments, (e.g. offices, parks, classrooms
etc)
I've an upcoming travel period of one month, to India, for backpacking and
village hopping purposes up north in Himachel Pradesh.
For this occasion I have bought an Olympus LS-5 and am browsing now for a 32gb
SDHC to try and have as much storage for this purpose.
As I am still new to microphones, especially PIPs (is that right?) I wonder if
any of you ever used a microphone that complimented the voltage and pre-amps of
the LS-5(11,10-base rolloff) for such recording sessions? (birds, animals,
waterfalls) preferably something i can stick in a low budget and that may ship
to Israel.
When do you, if ever, use the low-cut filter, and on what sensitivity you set
the microphone and recording level (which mode is most recommended for more
detailed recordings?)
Any other tip or suggestion will be appreciated as I am still learning and
feeling really noobish.
Thank you for reading.
"While a picture is worth a thousand words, a
sound is worth a thousand pictures." R. Murray Schafer via Bernie Krause.
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