Thanks! I’ll admit that I’m a little taken aback at all the knowledge of the
MOU members - thanks again to all.
Tom
> On Jun 9, 2021, at 2:10 PM, MJH wrote:
>
> I'll add a recommendation for a very flexible and quality unit: the Zoom
> H5. It comes default with stereo microphones which are
I'll add a recommendation for a very flexible and quality unit: the Zoom
H5. It comes default with stereo microphones which are not bad at all - but
what I like is that they are part of a capsule that can be swapped out for
other Zoom capsules - including a shotgun mic (which I have not yet sprung
Thank you - different gear for different situations. I’ve had quite the
tutorial today!
Tom
> On Jun 9, 2021, at 1:28 PM, J. Eddy wrote:
>
> You might also look at the Zoom F1 field recorder, one version of which
> comes with a shotgun microphone capsule. It will not perform as well as the
You might also look at the Zoom F1 field recorder, one version of which
comes with a shotgun microphone capsule. It will not perform as well as the
combination Justin suggested, but is a one-piece unit small enough to be
carried in the big cargo pocket of my birding vest. It will do a fairly
good
I recently bought a Zoom H1N on sale for $100 at B Photo and so far am
happy with it. Free software Audacity helps even more with features that
can amplify sound and reduce background noise.
On Wed, Jun 9, 2021 at 11:31 AM Justin Watts
wrote:
> Hi Tom,
>
> Lots of relevant info on this
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Terrific - thanks very much, Justin!
Tom
> On Jun 9, 2021, at 11:49 AM, Justin Watts wrote:
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> Hi Tom,
>
> Lots of relevant info on this published by macaulay library, xeno canto,
> wildlife recording society, audubon, and others.
>
> Although it sounds like your looking for a quick and
Hi Tom,
Lots of relevant info on this published by macaulay library, xeno canto,
wildlife recording society, audubon, and others.
Although it sounds like your looking for a quick and easy microphone to use
with your phone (and that is certainly an option), those products generally
have quite a
If anyone has any suggestions about how to record bird calls, I’d be
interested. I’ve tried a few times with my old iPhone 6 and the results were
ok, but certainly could be better. Specific mikes, whether they would have
jacks to plug into a phone or camera, any hints would be appreciated.
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