While the person is standing, I can stick the microphone with paper tape so that it does not rustle. but when your people leave, I hear a rustling sound.
I want to see Caleb and Louise being being a bit more animated with arm and general body movements in these demonstrations. BTW I used Concealers, Fur and Stickies on todays shoot and love them all. The talents choice of clothing and the wind conditions of the day are all par for the course of my working day.
Thanks for the feedback Christopher! We actually recorded this video series all on the same day, so haven't been able to act on feedback and change our body movements for the rest of these videos, however we'll definitely be make sure to be a lot more animated in future videos 💚 It's also brilliant to hear the positive feedback from your shoot, we're glad we could help 💚
Problem with this video is that as a soundie, I don't care about 90% of the shot when you're fitting the microphone. I want to see a really tight closeup of what you're doing. You need to repo the camera and take much more care to demonstrate what's being done.
I just got your product and am planning a shoot tomorrow, I am not sure what kind of clothes the talent will wear, but I think either a t-shirt or a sweater. Do you recommend attaching the mic with the moleskin cover to the inside of the t-shirt/sweater? In sternum area?
Yes, the moleskin should do a fine job used in this circumstance under a t-shirt, however you may need to use The Invisible Lav Covers - Fur Outdoor if the material is heavier (i.e. the sweater) as the fur will provide more assistance when lifting the fabric away from the capsule. I hope this helps, let us know how you get on 💚
Not sure if you already have such a video, but I'm looking for tips to eliminate clothing rustle noise when the talent moves around with the lav concealed. Movements such as raising an arm or dancing. I'm trying all the various tips I find, yet cannot avoid the noise. What am I missing?
Hey Alan! Have you tried our video "How to stop unwanted noise when hiding a Lav Mic"? That contains a few more tools that work together and it might fix your problem! 💚
While the person is standing, I can stick the microphone with paper tape so that it does not rustle. but when your people leave, I hear a rustling sound.
I want to see Caleb and Louise being being a bit more animated with arm and general body movements in these demonstrations.
BTW I used Concealers, Fur and Stickies on todays shoot and love them all.
The talents choice of clothing and the wind conditions of the day are all par for the course of my working day.
Thanks for the feedback Christopher! We actually recorded this video series all on the same day, so haven't been able to act on feedback and change our body movements for the rest of these videos, however we'll definitely be make sure to be a lot more animated in future videos 💚
It's also brilliant to hear the positive feedback from your shoot, we're glad we could help 💚
Problem with this video is that as a soundie, I don't care about 90% of the shot when you're fitting the microphone. I want to see a really tight closeup of what you're doing. You need to repo the camera and take much more care to demonstrate what's being done.
Hi, thanks for the feedback, we will take this in consideration for future videos 😊
I just got your product and am planning a shoot tomorrow, I am not sure what kind of clothes the talent will wear, but I think either a t-shirt or a sweater. Do you recommend attaching the mic with the moleskin cover to the inside of the t-shirt/sweater? In sternum area?
Yes, the moleskin should do a fine job used in this circumstance under a t-shirt, however you may need to use The Invisible Lav Covers - Fur Outdoor if the material is heavier (i.e. the sweater) as the fur will provide more assistance when lifting the fabric away from the capsule.
I hope this helps, let us know how you get on 💚
Love it! thanks for the tips!
Thanks Dave! Glad you found it useful! 💚
Not sure if you already have such a video, but I'm looking for tips to eliminate clothing rustle noise when the talent moves around with the lav concealed. Movements such as raising an arm or dancing. I'm trying all the various tips I find, yet cannot avoid the noise. What am I missing?
Hey Alan! Have you tried our video "How to stop unwanted noise when hiding a Lav Mic"? That contains a few more tools that work together and it might fix your problem! 💚
This looks like a more effective way over the lav concealer that somehow always gets friction noise.
These are awesome, please do more of these!
We have more videos on our Tea Break Tips playlist on our channel 💚