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Clip on mics?

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  • 10-11-2010 8:16pm
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    JG009
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    I put a post up in the video forum but only got one reply and it was a bit dear, I am wondering what would be suitable clip on mics for making a video that wont break the bank but would give a good clear sound. I know there are other things to consider like wind shields etc but a rough idea on such mics would be appreciated.


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    DamagedTrax
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    http://www.thomann.de/ie/audio_technica_pro_70.htm

    these are decent enough and wont break the bank.


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    JG009
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    I'm looking now do I have to buy the receiver separate. Can one receiver receive multiple mics? One of yous might answer before google does.


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    trackmixstudio
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    Any film I have mixed where lav mics where used was a disaster and required ADR (dialogue replacement) to fix it.
    Stick with booms unless you need a wide shot where booms would be unacceptable.
    Muffled dialogue and clothes rustle are pretty much guaranteed. You also tend to get horrible proximity effect (too much bass frequencies).


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    JG009
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    Thanks, open to advice on them too.


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