Re: [microsound] field recording

[rj valeo <rj@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

while this on topic here at .ms, i figured you'd probably want to 
know about the phonograpy mailing list. it's a mailing list dedicated 
to field recordings. from soup to nuts. they would be your best 
resource. http://www.phonography.org/

peaches

rj

np: cicada love - natural atmos (earth records)

> hello,
>
> this is somewhat unrelated to microsound but i thought some of you might
> have knowledge in this particular area.
>
> i have been invited to participate in a project which will involve
> recording of animals in the wilderness.
>
> my questions are :
>
>  1) what kind of microphones should i be using, considering that the
> animals     will be as fas away as 300 feet from me.
>
>  2) what is the best way to position the mikes
>
>  3) omni directional or cardioid ?
>
> i realise that i will need a parabolic dish and i have been looking into
> the the Telinga Pro 5 model.
>
> any info that would shed some light in the matter would be greatly
> appreciated.
>
> thanks
>
> i8u
>
> http://www.i8u.com/
>
>
> i8u
> http://www.i8u.com
>
>
>
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