Sound Track: Pull the Plug
How to unplug those mike cables and get the most from your wireless microphone system.
There's something magic about throwing a signal through the air and having it arrive intact somewhere else. Wireless mikes work this magic with apparent ease, freeing the videographer from a tangle of mike cables and the accompanying headaches they can cause.
Unfortunately, getting reliable audio from a wireless mike takes more than just a casual "plug it in and go" approach. In this column, we'll cover some of the tips and techniques that will make your experience with the sometimes finicky wireless mike a fr…
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