Crowfriend

I think I'm starting to get the picture and with a little trial and error, I'll find what works for me. I guess I won't have to relegate my brother to Mic-stand-status! Not sure how he would've felt about that anyway. At some point I'd like to upload a song or two for critique by those more experienced (everybody). Thanks again, great to have this forum available.

Each side of my eyeglassess. Also, do you attempt to manually create a track split between songs? I searched PCM recording mode but came up empty, I thought sure there would be posts concerning the modes??

I am anxious to attempt the mic building as you mentioned. I saw on a site somewhere that showed a modification to the mic capsul, a slot was cut across the face. Have you tried to do this? I assume you use the The radio shack volume attenuator. Have you built any cardoids? The next recording will be made thursday, I will place one mic on my hat and the left mic on my brother's hat. What do you think? Better?

Which type of Mic do you prefer?

Great tips! I recorded in Hi-SP because of the concert length. I want to record in PCM - is that the reccomended mode? Do you insert a new disc between songs? I assume the first one has to write before you insert the second and then the recording levels accessd again? 30 seconds? The quote mentioned recording in stereo rather than binauraul - Does that mean a different mic? Confused! Thanks again.

Wel guess what? They were imported with atrac. I guess I missed where I import them with wav. I'm not sure how you set that.

Greetings, as mentioned I have made my first live recording! I recorded Dwight Yoakam with my new MZ_RH10. I used Squidd binaural mics with the bass rolloff. Everything went well, the recording, when played on the unit is sensational. However, when I uploaded using sonic 3.2, and listen to it on the computer, it seems to have suffered in quality. Is this typical? Can anyone shed light on where the quality went? Thanks for your input.

I had a crow four four years, as a result, I learned a great deal about them and really enjoyed the experience.

I am also a newbie, hoping to make some mics, rather than buy them. Croakies are the elastic bands that attach to glasses. The type used to hide a mic are cotton.

Thanks for the input, I have located several posts that help. One can burn many hours at this forum. Thanks again.

Greetings all, I go 'round and 'round trying to decide. If I buy a used sharp 722, do you reccomend an attenuater or battery powered mics? What would control the mic level? Is it the Battery pac? How do you know what setting? How long will the battery last during live recording? What is the best method to upload to PC? Would the sonic upload programs work for non sony? If I bought one of the new sonys with high low sensitivity, do I need a powered Mic? Does anyone have the 722 or possibly a sony rh10 (I think it's called, similar to a 900) Sorry to ask these basic questions but I got to start somewhere and I really appreciate any help.