Audio for Documentary

Chris Hocking · October 20th, 2006, 10:25 PM

For anyone who's interested:

I ended up using the NT3 on a mic stand for any interviews I had to do with the ME66 on a mic stand as backup. Although I purchased a wireless lapel - I never actually used it and I felt the audio from the mics would be better after a bit of testing.

Despite the fact that all the locations were horrible audio wise (flight path, generators, loud crowds, air conditioners, etc.) the audio actually turned out OK.

Thanks to EVERYONE who offered their views, thoughts and suggestions!

October 20th, 2006, 10:25 PM	#46
Chris Hocking Major Player Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Melbourne, Australia Posts: 595	For anyone who's interested: I ended up using the NT3 on a mic stand for any interviews I had to do with the ME66 on a mic stand as backup. Although I purchased a wireless lapel - I never actually used it and I felt the audio from the mics would be better after a bit of testing. Despite the fact that all the locations were horrible audio wise (flight path, generators, loud crowds, air conditioners, etc.) the audio actually turned out OK. Thanks to EVERYONE who offered their views, thoughts and suggestions!