THanks. Is there a good way to get a sense of which microphones are worth purchasing? i will probably have to do it online, so if there are any review sites that would be nice.
On 7/7/16, Andy <meikle.ai...@btinternet.com> wrote: > Hi Kelbie. > > I have an Olympus DS 50 and have made rather nice recordings from my farm, > with all the animal sounds etc. > > #It's pointless trying to record a good quality recording, using only an > in-built microphone on a hand held recorder! > > I purchased a pair of BSM 90 Binaural microphones, which clip onto my > clothing. I think they were about £60, but the quality is fantastic, and > I've actually done a couple of out and about podcasts using this set-up and > > I've been delighted with the quality. > > So my advice is to look at a paire of binaural clip-on microphones. > > Very best wishes. > Andy. > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "kelby carlson" <kelbycarl...@gmail.com> > To: <pc-audio@pc-audio.org> > Sent: Thursday, July 07, 2016 1:16 PM > Subject: Recording While Moving Around > > >> All, >> >> This is a rather basic question, but I haven't been able to find a >> good solution. When using a digital recorder to record an environment, >> sometimes I need to move around while doing so. Holding the recorder >> in one hand is not always the best way to do it. Furthermore, >> sometimes I need to move the recorder just slightly for various >> reasons. When doing so with an internal microphone, the recorder will >> catch the touch of my hand on the device; the pickup of the sound is >> quite noticeable. Unfortunately the recorder i am using (Olympus DM-4) >> has a tiny carrying case, but it can't readily be attached to anything >> and it obscures all of the buttons. >> >> Any suggestions anyone has would be much appreciated. >> > > >
