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Jon Turner March 19th, 2005 05:48 AM

mic recommendation
 
the kit - recording sound into the canon xl2 (16bit) i'm filming on

the location - 10 x 14 foot room, carpeted, bare walls. one of the short walls is almost completely window.

the purpose - shooting dialogue-heavy scenes.

other notes - hardly any ambient noise. the room is very close to silence when we keep schtum. minimal cast and crew - max of four people present at any given time.

major restriction - can only afford £500 tops.

which mic would you recommend?

many thanks in advance!

Jon Turner March 19th, 2005 10:38 AM

no takers?

David Ennis March 19th, 2005 11:04 AM

It's just that this is not the best day and time for quick responses, Jon.

When the heavyweights do check in I believe they are going to recommend an AT8053 or similar mic on a boom pole.

Jon Turner March 19th, 2005 11:34 AM

cheers fred. i mustn't be so impatient!

Oleg Kaizerman March 20th, 2005 08:36 AM

get octavasmike with cardioid and hiper cardioid capsuls , k teck shock mount and some nice boom pool , since you are running dyrectly to the camera ill sudgest add in line filter 60-80 hz to eliminate hangling moise
500 pounds - do have better valiu in the staes with these products - save your national pride and shop cheap in us
if you ll check carfully some of these could be find used in good shape
so used good preamp mixer + used boom and 250 $ octava + 150 for the shock mount thats very realistic for your budget

Jon Turner March 20th, 2005 08:39 AM

thanks oleg! i'll certainly look for the bargains.

Ty Ford March 20th, 2005 04:44 PM

<<<-- Originally posted by Oleg Kaizerman : get octavasmike with cardioid and hiper cardioid capsuls , k teck shock mount and some nice boom pool , since you are running dyrectly to the camera ill sudgest add in line filter 60-80 hz to eliminate hangling moise
500 pounds - do have better valiu in the staes with these products - save your national pride and shop cheap in us
if you ll check carfully some of these could be find used in good shape
so used good preamp mixer + used boom and 250 $ octava + 150 for the shock mount thats very realistic for your budget -->>>

And don't forget to buy some sound blankets. From what you say, you'll need 'em.

Ty Ford

Aaron Shaw March 21st, 2005 09:38 PM

I'm not overly experienced with audio so please pardon my ignorance. Where can I find an inline filter and are there are times one would not want to use it? All my stuff is boomed.


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