| Subject: | Re: newbie question on recording in wet enviornment, positioning |
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| From: | "Dan Dugan" dandugan_1999 |
| Date: | Mon Oct 10, 2011 3:16 pm ((PDT)) |
> I finally parted with some money and purchased a Tascam DR 100. Tomorrow= night I am going to position it in a secluded valley to record a night of = wilderness sounds, mostly insects. > > 1. What would be the best height or does it matter? According to Walt, the higher the better. > 2. How do I protect the recorder from dew or rain? A furry windscreen will protect the mics. If it's going to rain I'd put the= recorder in a plastic bag with the mic end sticking out. > My plans are to put it in the crook of a tree, as horizontal as possible.= Sounds good, if there are no squirrels running up and down. Let us know how= you do. -Dan |
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