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or taping it to a wall is very appealing. Had it been a $20 mic, it would have been a done deal. For $60, though, it's a bit iffy... thanks, tim -- Tim P >> Although you're looking for cheap and not expressing interest in sound quality, you might consider a few more things if going through the trouble of setting up any quick and simple acoustic session recording. First, listening to any session tape that doesn't sound like what you've already heard (with out straining at is mostly going to be a very 'dry' experience.......... not fun....... more like busy work ......... And after a while, interest in recording and listening to most session tapes will come to a quick halt........ what's going to be lost is a very valuable and (potentially) enjoyable after/before session activity..... .... THE POINT:.......the recordings should sound as good as practical (without any time consuming fussing).......... Jim Keltner (Top 10 rated studio drummer) once related a Dylan session tape he recorded (as the drummer) by placing the two DSM mic pickups a few feet apart................ taped to the wall about midway up............ Later,........ when Dylan heard this recording.......... he was said to be most excited as actually hearing what was only attempted with the official SASS mic'd version. Not only will those involved with any session be more likely to look forward to a bit of session recording listening,... and growing with knowing where you've been, .......... it's quite possible to occasionally get a really good take that worth keeping'........!! Details on my web site................. Questions always welcome. ================================================== From: jbf Subject: mic stands? Date: Sat, 27 Jun 1998 17:13:46 -0500 (EST) i'll be going to eastern africa for nine months with dat gear in tow and was wondering if anyone had info on a portable mic stand. i'll be using an at825, taping in the field, probably with little time for setup and all that. something collapsible would be great, and homemade is fine as well (i'm trying to cut costs). i'll have a small photo tripod, so if i can adapt it to hold a mic, that would be good. thanks, john >> Hello John, You're bound to be not using this system much if in the field....... at least after a short while ...... mic stands of any design are a drag to pack, unpack, setup, use, repack, and carry to the next location............... also, the 825 has been used by 100's of my customers (as their 1st mic) and is now either sold or sitting somewhere collecting dust!........................ I'd suggest a re-think of proper field gear for
practical and performance issues................ over 80 of my DSM customers have trekked Africa (and just about every other jungle'd continent) with the DSM's and a portable Sony DAT deck............. check my web site for details listed below.............. this might be the only chance for a long time to get the fantastic and rich sounds available in most areas of Africa............ don't go shortsighted into this potentially rewarding recording excursion with outdated/not-practical equipment....... Sorry about the direct talk here, but you're in for a disappointing time with the way you're going. Suggestions.......... Sony Portable D8 or D100 (or M1) DAT deck.............. external 25 hour BC-1 battery system (4 C Alkaline).................. DSM-6S/EH or DSM-1/M mics......................... WHB headband windscreen......................... you'll record everything you'd expect (and much more) but, with unexpected quality and ease. Best Regards in Sound & Music Recording, Leonard Lombardo ----------------------------------------
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