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Beyerdynamic MM1/Sennheiser shotgun as room mics for audience recordings
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<blockquote data-quote="Daniel Postilnik" data-source="post: 3850" data-attributes="member: 184"><p>In a week I'll be heading out with a video crew to a certain week-long music festival in Austin, TX. Last year they didn't have an audio person so their approach to getting B-roll recordings of live show audio involved standing halfway into the audience and recording onto the built-in condenser mics on a zoom H4N.</p><p></p><p>This year we're still using the H4n, but I'm hoping to improve the quality of their show recordings. What do you guys think about using a Sennheiser directional shotgun mic, the Beyerdynamic MM1 measurement mic, and the on-board condensers to get a better room recording? Obviously if it sucks in the room I'll try to get a board feed anyway. Thanks for your thoughts!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Daniel Postilnik, post: 3850, member: 184"] In a week I'll be heading out with a video crew to a certain week-long music festival in Austin, TX. Last year they didn't have an audio person so their approach to getting B-roll recordings of live show audio involved standing halfway into the audience and recording onto the built-in condenser mics on a zoom H4N. This year we're still using the H4n, but I'm hoping to improve the quality of their show recordings. What do you guys think about using a Sennheiser directional shotgun mic, the Beyerdynamic MM1 measurement mic, and the on-board condensers to get a better room recording? Obviously if it sucks in the room I'll try to get a board feed anyway. Thanks for your thoughts! [/QUOTE]
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