Volker,
You are right there is no resonance is that I live in southern Portugal and=
here there is no strong water in the rocks, and these are my first recordi=
ngs in northern portugal rivers with very deep valleys and very fast water.=
Is the ambience in the recordings that is strange to me.And yes the second=
pass filter was me during the recording I put the high pass filter in the =
microphone preamp in the midle of the recording.I am a beginer and I am exp=
eriencing, and of corse here in naturerecordists I am learning what I can.=
Best regards,
Jos=E9
--- In Volker Widmann <> wrote:
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> Hi Jos=E9,
>
> I frankly cannot see the problem!
> The only thing that is different in the first 13! seconds is that no
> high pass filter was applied there.
> What do you think the "resonance" is like?
> There is faint motor noise from 2:21 till 5:06 and another high pass
> filter at 4:21 till 4:40.
>
> Apart from that it's a very nice brook and birdsong scene!!
>
> Cheers
>
> Volker
>
> Am 11.04.2012 20:14, schrieb freitojos:
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> >
> > http://soundcloud.com/freitojos/20120401t0600z-bestan-a-river
> >
> > Hello,
> > Here is one recording that in the first five or six seconds is without=
> > high pass filter 700 hz and all the rest with the high pass filter.
> > The ms setup mkh 30/40 was put near a huge wall in the grass near the
> > soil 60cm, against the wall 100 cm. with a very deep litle river in
> > front with the microphones pointed to the open space. Can somebody
> > explain the ressonance in the first seconds? So the next time I can
> > think to optimize the position of the microphones. I think is
> > something similar to the situation with the walls that David descrives.
> > Thank you,
> > Jos=E9
> >
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