Tom Gresham
April 15th, 2012, 11:43 AM
This may be old hat to the folks here, but in case it helps someone . . .
There's a neat trick to getting good audio of ATC (air traffic control) and the pilots and passengers talking while on a general aviation plane (think Cessna or Beechcraft).
Most pilots now use headsets featuring active noise reduction (ANR). This is like the Bose noise reducing headsets -- they cancel out much of the engine and wind noise.
The easiest way to get this audio is to put a lav mic inside the ear cup of the headset. The ANR reduces outside noise, and the intercom and the audio from the radios comes in clearly.
Works well.
There's a neat trick to getting good audio of ATC (air traffic control) and the pilots and passengers talking while on a general aviation plane (think Cessna or Beechcraft).
Most pilots now use headsets featuring active noise reduction (ANR). This is like the Bose noise reducing headsets -- they cancel out much of the engine and wind noise.
The easiest way to get this audio is to put a lav mic inside the ear cup of the headset. The ANR reduces outside noise, and the intercom and the audio from the radios comes in clearly.
Works well.