Re: [microsound] Wind recording

[jl@xxxxxxxx (jl)]

For recording with the mic exposed  strong wind you are talking about=20
I'd say you need to build some kind of "zeppelin" type windscreen and a=20=

furry cover. I dont have the links available but there are some designs=20=

available. Check the www.phonography.org website.

If you want the typical clich=E9 wind sound as heard in the movies you=20=

can do it inside a studio by rigging a simple wind-machine like:
http://www.audiotheater.com/foley3.html

I have done some wind recording outside. But then I wanted the sound of=20=

hard wind at night in a forest of large trees (the sound mostly high up=20=

in the treetops, some creaking from the trees, only slight rustling of=20=

bushes closeer to ground) and the mic could be held in wind cover -=20
using only a minimum zeppelin, no furs etc.

/Jan L.

l=F6rdagen den 30 augusti 2003 kl 22.27 skrev Mark Roberts:

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> 1) Anyone have any good ideas for constructing a wind-proofing system=20=

> for a
> mic (preferably using easy to find materials)
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> 2) Anyone have any tips for recording wind. And I mean strong wind.=20
> The kind
> you get at the top of mountains.
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> Much appreciated.
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