Just noticed a little whoopsie at 5:55. It's spelt CARDIOID not CARDIOD. I am a cardIDIOT 😂

Danke für dein tolles Video und deine Mühe 👍 ich liebe das Thema!

@rarefindssound

7 күн бұрын

Danke!

Thank you so much for this video. Love your warm clear style. Those magnet mounts look like a fantastic way to work.

@rarefindssound

Ай бұрын

Thanks Craig! Yeah the magnets are great. Watch out for vibrations though depending on the surface you stick them to. If the metal is wobbly the mic might pick it up or pick up resonating frequencies. A bit of eq in post or moving the mics around can help sort it though!

Thanks for the video. The birds sound great.

@rarefindssound

2 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching! I do miss the beautiful bird sounds of Australia

Awesome content!!!

Thanks dude! Super helpful, been wanting to get a portable mic setup for a while. Thanks 🤙🏽

@rarefindssound

3 ай бұрын

Glad I could help! There’s lots of options out there that do a similar job. This was the one I have been running for a while now though with great results

Nice recorder, I love the Tascams, have the DR40 and the DR701D, both excellent recorders with very low self noise, what you have there is a great piece of kit.

Love my clippy microphones! I printed myself a blimp for mine in XY and it works great so far.

@rarefindssound

7 ай бұрын

Awesome! I'd love to see some photo's the setup. Send it on my instagram account @rarefindssound if you have any to share

This is really cool.

@rarefindssound

Ай бұрын

Cheers!

just discovered your channel, and love it already

@rarefindssound

3 ай бұрын

Welcome aboard!

Very interesting. Thought often about recording those field sounds. But sorry for that dumb question: what do I do afterwards with that sounds?

7:41 the bonus sound is great

@rarefindssound

2 ай бұрын

Thanks very much! I couldn’t resist the opportunity to capture the tram sound

Good stuff. Nice little setup but a bit bulky for me with the Tascam. I prefer the F3 and a set of Usi's, but always have the H1n in my backpack. I was hoping Deity would have released their tiny new 32bit PR2 recorder by. now but they're taking ages to do it. That's a real nice option if they ever release it !

@rarefindssound

7 ай бұрын

Cheers again crypto! Oo i'll have to do some research into the Deity, not heard about that one. Maybe get my hand on one and do a video on it. Yes, the tascam can be a bit bulky sometimes. I think i'll invest in a F3 when im back in the UK. All out of stock when i left for Australia!

@cryptotrader2779

7 ай бұрын

@@rarefindssound Cheers. Yeah, the Deity PR2 was shown at audio trade Expo's back in March or April and was scheduled for June/July release I think, and it's still not here. If you search online there are some YTube videos about it from the trade shows and a few shops have a page for it since ages. It's a tiny thing but I seem to remember the functionality is a bit odd, in that it maxes-out at 48kHz and fixed at 32bit. Still, for everyday stuff it should be a great replacement for the H1n and it's so small it fits in a shirt pocket and also has a very decent Bluetooth control App by all accounts. No idea about pricing though.

@rarefindssound

7 ай бұрын

That does sound rather interesting 🤔 I'll keep an eye out for it

@watzmaaname

3 ай бұрын

Haven't heard of the Deity one. Was in the market for an affordable field recorder and H1n or the new about-to-be-released H1 Essential seem to be appropriate. Would you recommend getting an H1 or an older more pro model of Zoom/different brand (which could be cheaper atm)? If so, which one would you recommend? Bugdet - max 100 GBP. Thanks!

@cryptotrader2779

3 ай бұрын

@@watzmaaname Personally I forgot the Deity and ordered the new Zoom H1e yesterday, so that should be here in a few days. I got it for 90 bucks and it will replace my old H1n as my "every day carry" recorder when I'm out and about. It records up to 96kHz 32bit, so for that crazy low price I can only recommend that for under 100. Of course you'll also need wind protection and some sort of handle like a pistol grip or small tripod, as the handling noise is also a big factor with these handhelds. So it's up to you. All depends on whether you want to be bothered setting the gain every time or not. If you want to learn how to do that an older Zoom or second hand H1n would be fine as a starter. For me I don't want to set gain on a recorder that's always in my pocket, because when I'm out and about I want to quickly whip out a recorder and press record without any worry of clipping when I hear something interesting. There's a lot of factors to consider really. What do you want it for ? Do you want the added option of a couple of XLR inputs or not ? That could help in future if you get some cheap-ish XLR mics.

What did you use to record your dialog in this video? Sounds great, very clean.

@rarefindssound

5 күн бұрын

Thanks! I used a boya wireless lav mic

👍🏼

Are you pleased to see me or is that Tascam in your pocket .... oh, it's a field recorder. I like what you did with the mics. I have an oldish Rhode NT4 and it is incredibly sensitive and crystral clear, but not in the least bit discreet. Nonetheless it is amazing what we can do with simple tools these days.

@rarefindssound

3 ай бұрын

😂😂 I won't be keeping my shotgun microphones in my pocket from now on either

How about tascam dx40，x6，x8？I dont know which one is better for field recordings.We need more hz for FR？Like x8 192hz？Thanks！

@rarefindssound

3 ай бұрын

Yeah all brilliant options too! I am actually now using my new Sony M10 more as it’s even more pocketable and easy to carry. 192khz is especially great for recording animals to pitch and sound design with

Is there any chance of getting the files for the clippy enclosures? Would be super handy, have been mulling over the DIY build for a while.

@rarefindssound

3 ай бұрын

Yeah sure! Send me an email to rarefindssound@gmail.com

Hi I want to start recording sounds from nature and I learned a lot from your video. I want to make a comparison between sound samples in different frequency range. for example a comparison bet

@rarefindssound

2 ай бұрын

Sounds great! Lots of different animals operate on different frequencies. There are some sick apps that can work out what birds are singing around you from recordings

@cog-talk9612

2 ай бұрын

@@rarefindssound thanks. Could you recommend some?

Don't you get a lot of structure-borne noise with these magnet holders, especially when the Clippys are attached to things like metal railings?

@rarefindssound

7 ай бұрын

Yeah, it can depend on what I'm sticking them on. Sometimes I will try and find a more solid and isolated surface but other times I'll have to EQ a bit in post if it picks up rumbles etc.

How do you get your sounds in the computer? do you use a speciel program?

@rarefindssound

Ай бұрын

I mainly use Cubase to edit my files. But just to get it onto the computer you can simply open it up in finder

What are you wearing? Sounds good.

@rarefindssound

2 ай бұрын

Are you referring to the Lav mic? If so it’s a Boya wireless lav

I couldn't find the Tascam DR100 MK3 for the price you told. Maybe there are just new models

@rarefindssound

Ай бұрын

Hiya Uve_, do you mean the Zoom H1 for £30-£60? I don’t think I mentioned the price of the Tascam as it is now discontinued. I would however still recommend you get your hands on one in the second hand market if you find one as it’s a brilliant device!

Uši means ears on Croatian language.

@rarefindssound

3 ай бұрын

Oo nice, I didn't know that! I also apologise for pronouncing it wrong most of the time haha

I've found there is ALWAYS a plane when I hit record too. Drives me mad haha

@rarefindssound

7 ай бұрын

Haha it's always the case. I think someone should develop a "de-plane" plugin!

@EQAVOX

7 ай бұрын

@@rarefindssound that would be a serious money maker.