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Audio recording in weddings
Hi, we make short wedding movies, in which there are small interviews of the bride groom or their parents or friends.
Right now, I use this, Amazon.com: Audio-Technica ATR-3350 Lavalier Omnidirectional Condenser Microphone: Musical Instruments I put this on their shirt and put the other end directly into 5D Mark3 audio jack. It does pretty good job, but still I feel the noise. Do, I need to use a dedicated recorder like Zoom H1N and put the mic cord into it and connect the H1n to Mark 3 ? Does that improve anything ?
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Re: Audio recording in weddings
The Mic is only one part of the chain, the pre-amp in what ever you are using to record things makes a huge difference to noise and hiss. What are you currently using? Direct in to the mk3?
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Re: Audio recording in weddings
I simply put the cord of the mic into the audio jack of the 5Dmk3 and it does the job!
So, what do you suggest ? What should I get ?
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Re: Audio recording in weddings
Something like a sound devices mm-1 or mixpre preamps would do the job.
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Re: Audio recording in weddings
Got an link ?
And is there any good wireless system audio recorder ?
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Re: Audio recording in weddings
Hi Soumendra, I also have an ATR 3050, better than the camera mic but otherwise pretty bottom end. I wonder if some of the hiss is due to the unshielded 20ft cable. I think you would be better off in the first instance if you upgraded to (say) an AT899.
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Re: Audio recording in weddings
If we use the AT889, do we not need any more external audio recorder ?
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Re: Audio recording in weddings
Maybe try the AT into an external recorder?
I use the 3350 w/ a Tascam DR05 and it works great. |
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Re: Audio recording in weddings
Amazon.com: TASCAM DR-05 Portable Digital Recorder: Musical Instruments
Okay 79$ is good enough. So how is the workflow ? You connect the mic to recorder and it records the audio separately ? And video is done separately on the 5D. So, video and audio has to be synced in the post production then. Correct ? And how do we remove the hissing and wind sound ? Does the recorder does the job of clearing ?
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Re: Audio recording in weddings
I've not noticed any hiss on setup with that mic.
Now, if you're shooting outdoors and getting wind noise that's a different animal. I'm not sure of any budget mics that are going to deal well with that. Usually I think you need non condenser type mics or really good windscreens which I don't think exist for lav mics. In terms of post you are correct. Your camera audio provides a scratch track to sync to. I bought my dr05 from B and H and it came with plural eyes 3 at the time. The new premiere CC syncs too I believe but I've never used it. |
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