Couldn't hurt. What I am intending to do at this point is direct stereo. (1) I want to record nature sound like the wind in the trees and water. But not bird calls, insect sounds, and technical stuff like that. (2) Live acoustic music ensembles. (3) Possibly, if I can get an in, some interviews for the local radio stations. (4) Narration of children's books. (5)Who knows where things might lead.
All pretty much as a hobbyist, so I will not be able to afford the best stuff, but my research seems to show that mics need to be in the $100 range here in the US to be at all decent. I remember the old direct stereo (2 mics) recordings as sounding better than the current mixed stuff, maybe just a case of reminiscence making it seem so, but I want to give it a try. -graywolf Cotty wrote: > > I suppose it depends what you're going to mic up WRT what you need. I > have a friend who is a freelance sound recordist who knows much more > about audio than I do, I could chuck your email past him if you like, > see what he says..... > > > -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List PDML@pdml.net http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
