Subject: | Re: Shotgun mic Vs on-board mics |
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From: | "vickipowys" vpowys |
Date: | Thu Jul 17, 2014 5:01 am ((PDT)) |
Don, I have a parallel to your set up, being Olympus LS10 with Sennheiser ME66 gun mic. I found this set up gave a much stronger signal than using only the built in mics of the LS10. Surely it should be no different for M10 with gun mic? Anyone know? Vicki On 17/07/2014, at 10:45 AM, [naturerecordists] wrote: > > > I have had a Sony PCM M10 for several years and I recently purchased > a Rode NTG2 shotgun mic. It works and both channels show equal > recording levels, but I am disappointed to find that the actual > decibal levels shown are quite a bit lower than when I just use the > on-board microphones. I had assumed that the properly targeted > sounds would be louder, not lower in volume. Is this normal? is > there anything I can do about it? > > My interest is recording bird songs and calls, so getting as much > volume as possible is important. > > Thanks, > > Don Morgan > > Coventry, Ct. > > |
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