| Subject: | last minute advice on recording Church bells |
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| From: | "CHAD CLIFFORD" = |
il.com Date: Fri May 24, 2013 2:38 pm ((PDT)) I have the opportunity to record a Church tower bell (large bell) in the m= orning. I am new to such recording and am looking for any tips. I assume= that I will need to have it chime once so I can get the mic levels right, = and then try again. I can likely be right beside the bell if I choose, but am planning to be on= the ground approximately 50m from the base of the bell tower. I will aim = a parabola at the tower and the other mics will pic up what they get. Any = thoughts? My gear: ZoomH4N recorder 2 external mics (used as well as the 2 Zoom mics) One of my mics has a parabola that can be used I have wind mufflers (covers for mics) All gear will be on stands |
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