How To Record Audio - Shotgun Microphone
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- Опубліковано 14 лип 2024
- Recording the natural sounds around you is a great way to learn more about birds and help scientists study the natural world.
Using a directional shotgun microphone will help minimize the impact of unwanted sounds in challenging sound environments and render a clearer recording of the animal's sound. Find out more about the advantages of using a shotgun microphone with your recording device in this video.
Want to record but don't have the full setup? Check out our tips on how to make recordings with just a smartphone: www.allaboutbirds.org/how-to-...
The Cornell Lab’s Macaulay Library has the largest collection of animal sound recordings in the world, and provides training, equipment, and technical resources.
Find out more here: macaulaylibrary.org/field-reco....
Curator - Greg Budney
Film by Chris Foito - Домашні улюбленці та дикі тварини
5 years later, this still the best guru you can find on UA-cam for audio recording.
This video makes me so peaceful and relaxed dont know why lol
Do you have no idea why?
The editing on this video is really good. I like the drawings.
Terrific information and demonstrations. Great work Greg.
Thanks for the video. Very simple and well taught. I needed this. kudos!
Greg is such a great human. Sending this videos to all friends interested in upping up their game
Superb resource, thank you!
Thanks Greg, very informative information. Directly to the point, cheers.
this is high Quality in every regard, thanks so much!
Amazing explanations and examples ! I am waiting my next holidays to try it out ! Cheers.
Thank You so much!
Great stuff, thank you very much!
Great video! Loved the information, and the production was superb!
Thank you for the explanation
This was incredibly helpful!
very help video. Just stepping in recording sound world.
Wonderful. Thank you!
THANK YOU!
A simple and yet very informative video from Cornell labs, if you are interested in birding then you should download the Merlin app by Cornell labs to your smartphone as it is helpful
Very instructive
Awesome. I always see these in the Foley videos.
Excellent!!!
Thank you so much sir
Quality content, thanks!
Great video.
Very informative video! Can't wait to try out my new sennheiser shotgun mic.
What shotgun mic did u try
Terrific ~ Thanks
What an excellent video!! Thanks for the clear information and superb production. You mentioned shotguns lose their directional ability with lower frequencies. When you say low frequency, what range do you mean? < 500Hz? < 5000Hz? Does this differ greatly between different shotgun mics? Thanks!
the best shotgun mic video
This video was useful. :D
Greg is the maaaannnnn
Hi, excellent video. So helpful. have you any suggestions as to how I might record the sound of the ocean? Thanks!
Good video
Wow 💞
very nice and informative video.can you tell me the benefits of having the headphone jack port on the camera,please?
good
Cons? I was expecting him to tell those in detail as well... I presume non... WOW!!!
You hang out in some nice looking spots
Wow! Great. I also love photography. photography is my hobby......
Hi, I really liked your video, very didactic and captivating.
I'm interested in capturing some sounds, like waterfalls, birds, wind..., to use in video editing on youtube (I think they call it FX sounds).
Which equipment would be ideal for beginners, which is cost-effective and of satisfactory quality (the more compact the better, as I intend to use it on long walks where my house would be a backpack :) )?
Thanks for the video and congratulations on your work!
Thank you for the informative videos. Im curious to know if you know anything about whats known as "Voice to Skull" technology and how to record it. Thank you for your time.
Could you recommend a much smaller microphone still efficient and with direction? Also what kind of mic should I look for if I want to record in stereo (primarily outdoor nature sounds)?
A very cheap option that is great for someone starting out (since it can be attached right to your smartphone) is the Rode VideoMic Me. Only around $60, very small, lightweight, and easy to use. Obviously not going to get the quality that something like the one in the video gets, but still a pretty good option
can you please tell me which wind screen you used???
which one best shotgun microphone particular name of company.Plz guide me
I too have the Sennheiser ME66 and K6 -good info! I want to record to my iPhone XR--I have lightning to mic and headphones splitter, and able to playback what I record to my headphones, but I do not know how to set up this system so I can monitor with corded headphones what the mic is recording real time. Any suggestions?
Hi Cornell, what would you recommend to use in recording rainfall? Also can you use a stand for the shotgun recorder so you dont have to hold it up for hours?
Yes ! Une bonne Pub pour le fabricant Européen Sennheiser !!
can u tell me what kit do u have in your bag plz
What's the effective range of a shotgun microphone vs a parabolic microphone?
when the foam is not enough and we need a furry one? light air (no more than 3mph) is a problem with just the foam on the mic?
Sir, what is the brand of mic do you use in this video ?
What's the effective range of a shotgun microphone?
I have just switched from my Sony ICD to Zoom H5 with an SGH-6 shotgun capsule! I'm recording calls for the past four years. Hopefully, I will enjoy more with the new setup!
wow excellent video.
can you please tell mw the which shotgun you used????
me67 ;)
@@soacker25 thanks
What the profession name of this wild sound recording 🤔
which microphone is that???
When to use stereo mic?
What distance does does it capture?
I'm a beginner with shotgun mics and I use mine outdoor for recording birds. Using it for the very first time I was surprised about the good focus, but after a while (and after having analized the recordings) I found out, that the sound from the sides is recorded too, but 1) only the lower frequencies and 2) with a different phase. This makes the whole sound a bit like coming out of a toilet, and I have no solution for that problem.
Which mic are you using?
Does anyone know how to fix this: so
Basically I have an
Olympus WS- 853 digital voice recorder, which I use for meetings and regular stuff, (although it's not as good as I thought it was despite being £85), I once recorded rain sound with it while outside just by using the handheld recorder alone but the noise capture was not the best of quality and the wind seemed to really mess up with the sound too.
Does anyone have any suggestions for external microphones or other cheap but really good bits of equipment I could buy to fix the wind and quality problem especially when recording outside noise. If so I would really appreciate it 💛 if you could give full names of recommended products or equipment, or full details in advice. Thank you!
Can we connect the microphone to a phone.
god damnit now im gonna have to get a field recorder and shot gun mic, fuck
Are you George Lucas's brother?
Joey D lol I was thinking that
Joey D what does it matter.
Yeah he looks like him
hi,i'm going to film a documentary about nature and animals in Costa Rica , would you recommend me the Rode VideoMic Pro or do i need a Stereo Mic?
I would suggest a good mono directional mic AND a stereo mic
Why not a omnidirectional mic?
Does it still pick up your breathing if it is shoe-mounted on a DSLR & you're 1ft behind the LCD screen. ? If yes, do I want to use an extension pole ?
lol no it doesn't, unless you're a REALLY heavy breather or breathe right into the mic.
WWII Agents equipments 🕵️
The furry wind screen is also known as a Dead Cat.
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Well that’s one way to record my dog
how do you record five people talikng? five shotguns?
If they are talking in turns, I'd imagine the best thing would be to have a person hold the shotgun mic with a boom pole and aim it at each person when they're talking.
If they're all talking at the same time, like having an argument or something, it may be better to just have it aimed at the center of the group as a whole from above.
Not my expertise but those are my thoughts.
you can use one omni directional microphone for that, if those five people are not far away from each other.
Hiw this sounds in voiceover in documentary
What microphones does he use? I'm planning on getting into this but there are so many options to choose from. I'm thinking on a Sennheiser MKE600
you should have put on your list, sennheisser me66 with k6 kit
Would this Capture sounds being sent by neighbors hacking electronic? They know who they are
I want to record sounds for a game. Would the mic be good for that?
theres no such thing as a «game sounds» microphone. It's the same concept as with everything else, it just depends on the source that you want to record and the evironnement that you're in.
A cross eyed man with a shotgun is dangerous!
Low frequencies are relative, like speed, grandma verse an F1driver.
*** So with respect to recording wildlife, and directional pickup/rejection,
******WHAT do YOU CONSIDER- LOW FREQUENCIES? Hippo grunts for sure, but what about animals? Cats, dogs, coyote howls maybe.
In reading the comments, Does this dude EVER answer any questions? I wish he would.
Any of those sounds have low and high frequencies. If you really want to know what the gain is specific frequencies, just look up the frequency response.