RE: Cameras / Mics

gt; Cc: 'Phil Nash' <m...@philnash.me>; 'Mark Bashian' <mbash...@bashfilms.com> Subject: RE: Cameras / Mics Jon, If the microphones and cameras aren’t in Marshall’s closet, I suspect they’re in the ACP basement. I checked, and I don’t have them. On another note, I am

Re: Cameras / Mics

The ball mics are needed not that much for recording the QUESTIONS but more for recording the DISCUSSIONS, when the audience talks even more than the Speaker does, and the "right to talk" quickly passes from one part of the room to the other and back randomly. In the discussion cases REPEATING

Re: Cameras / Mics

On May 1, 2018, at 1:37 PM, Mark Bashian wrote: > > My suggestion would be if the room is small enough that you do not need > amplification speakers - just have the presenter repeat the audience > questions. For the larger room we would take the audio from the sound

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My suggestion would be if the room is small enough that you do not need amplification speakers - just have the presenter repeat the audience questions. For the larger room we would take the audio from the sound board - and if you buy the throwing ball mic - no problem, we will be able to

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If I brought my Zoom H5, which has two XLR inputs, as well as an extra line in, and can record - would that help? Regards, [)o IhIL.. > On 1 May 2018, at 16:22, Mark Bashian wrote: > > Hi Phil, > > In the case of a small room, which does not have amplification

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Hi Phil, In the case of a small room, which does not have amplification speakers or a sound board - our individual wireless mic is connected directly to the camera for recording. The wireless mic is connected via a XLR input on the camera. There is a single connection per wireless mic.

RE: Cameras / Mics

Jon, If the microphones and cameras aren’t in Marshall’s closet, I suspect they’re in the ACP basement. I checked, and I don’t have them. On another note, I am very busy at work and there’s a possibility that I won’t be allowed to leave. Is there anyone else who could take over

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Hi Team - THROWING BALL / RECORDING INTEGRATION - Think of the throwing ball mic as just a regular handheld mic that would be passed around for Q - If this ball is utilized in the main room that has A/V support, meaning there is a sound board where multiple mics could be plugged in (such as