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@@Mopsie yes that works easy.

@@RickMunday i buy mics and windscreen on micbooster.com.

@@soundhole5498 thanks!

@@proartwork7189 manfrotto dado kit is helps a lot. Google it and i think you can understand how i do it in the video.

@@soundhole5498 Found it. Thank you so much for providing the info!

zoom f3 + smartphone holder works well

I now only use the Clippys EM272 from Micbooster. They have less noise, are more affordable, and are smaller

@@soundhole5498 This sounds like you don't have a use for more directional or obviously stereo files? Or am I missing something else? I agree that the EM272 -- Clippy or Pluggy -- is better for omni. On the other hand, have you ever considered an ambisonic approach? I dither between the eS8s and a Rode NT-SF1 for example. Thanks for your time.

Rollei travel stand

Hallo, die Clippys kaufe ich immer über Micbooster.com und es hat bisher auch nie Probleme gegeben. Im direkten Vergleich mit dem Audio-Technica BP 4025, bevorzuge ich die Clippys. Das ist natürlich nicht ganz fair da die Clippys ja als spaced Omnis immer ein natürlicheres Klangerlebnis erzeugen. Das 4025 ist ja eine XY Anordnung ... hier fehlt auch etwas die Mitte ... deshalb muss ich im nachhinein auch nochmal das Stereobild anpassen. Die Clippys gibts auch ohne XRL (also normale Klinke) wodurch sie auch an kleinere Recorder passen. Ich habe insgesamt 3 Clippy Stereo-sets und alle haben bisher ohne Probleme bei allen Temperaturen und Feuchtigkeiten funktioniert. Also muss ich sagen die Clippys sind für mich persönlich der Gewinner. Alternativ gibts natürlich auch die LOM Mics... aber die sind fast nicht zu bekommen. Beste Grüße Richard

@@soundhole5498 vielen Dank für die ausführliche Antwort. Ich habe mir ein paar Videos mit dem 4025 angehört, und fand das Stereobild auch nicht optimal, teilweise - wie mir schien - mit ein paar "Phasen- schweinereinen". Aufgrund der schwierigen Situation mit LOM pro probiere ich es wohl auch mit den Clippys. Deine Aufnahme des "abandoned harbor" finde ich z.B. extrem gut (so viele tiefe Anteile) - auch wenn es teilweise sicher am MixPre liegt.

The red ball is a Manfrotto Dado set. Alternatively, you can also try the roadworx thread cube + K&M 20002. It's a lot cheaper but has fewer angles available.

Since I often travel on foot or by bike, small and lightweight luggage is important to me. That's why I prefer the Clippys. Additionally, they really sound good.

@@soundhole5498 That is their strong point. And soundwise, which would you choose?

@@soundhole5498 That is a strong point. And if mobility was not an issue? Only soundwise?

@@marcinfilip7405 In my opinion, the SE8 have a bit more noise than the Clippys. However, they also sound somehow fuller. So for loud sounds (music/instruments, talking people, etc.), I would prefer the SE8. For quiet atmospheres in the forest, etc., the Clippys are the better choice for me. That is a subjective opinion and not scientifically substantiated information. :)

@@soundhole5498 That's the kind of opinion I am after :). Thanks!

For ambient recordings, the spaced omnis (Clippy 272) simply sound better to my ears. Additionally, they are significantly more affordable. And for sound effects, I prefer to use a shotgun microphone if needed, although it also works with the Clippys if you place them very close to the sound source to avoid capturing too much ambient noise.

@@soundhole5498 cool thanks man and big up !

I always use a normal tripod and it works fine.

Exactly this makes it so natural and real! only my point of view!!

Yes, I am currently very happy with this setup. The recordings most accurately reflect my auditory perception at each respective spot.

No

You can buy clippy mics with xlr connector. These mics work fine with the zoom f3. Mini-Jack connector clippy version dont work with the zoom f3 because the f3 have only xlr Input.

Only a little lowcut if the wind is too strong or the background cars are too dominant

The red ball is a Manfrotto Dado set. Alternatively, you can also try the roadworx thread cube + K&M 20002. It's a lot cheaper but has fewer angles available.