Subject: | Re: last minute advice on recording Church bells |
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From: | "Robin" robin_parmar_sound |
Date: | Sat May 25, 2013 4:05 pm ((PDT)) |
How close you get depends on the type of recording you want. Do you want th= e bells situated in their environment or excluded from it? The one time I was near a church bell the sounds were loud enough to deafen= . So you might need a pad on your mic. The main issue is transients. These can be a lot louder than the rest of th= e sound envelope. Depending on your recorder the peak metering might not ca= tch them. In fact, I almost guarantee this will be an issue with hand recor= ders. And even then the mic itself might overload before the sound gets to the re= corder. I had this issue once though I cannot remember if it was bells I wa= s recording. So, yes, you need a trial run to set levels. Listen back to the recording c= arefully to be sure no clipping exists. -- Robin Parmar |
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