Microphones Articles (Page 3)

• Microphones
• Placement

• Sound Advice: Auditorium Audio
  April, 2002
  by Hal Robertson
  Learn how to tackle the challenge of recording audio in a large room.
• Shooting an Interview TV-Style
  July, 2002
  by Jim Stinson
  You can shoot a television-style interview with a single camcorder and a little creativity.
• Sound Advice: Captured in Time
  September, 2002
  by Hal Robertson
  Getting audio cleanly from the camcorder to the computer is key to your production.
• Sound Advice: Audio on an Even Keel
  August, 2002
  by Hal Robertson
  A guide to keeping your audio levels consistent throughout your videos.
• Sound Advice: Make Your Own Sound Effects
  October, 2002
  by Hal Robertson
  Use video tools to record and edit your own unique sound effects.
• Sound Advice: Interview Audio
  March, 2003
  by Hal Robertson
  Tools and techniques to create high quality audio for your interviews.
• Sound Advice: Outdoor Audio
  April, 2003
  by Hal Robertson
  Learning to deal with the elements as you shoot video.
• Sound Advice: Hiding Microphones
  May, 2003
  by Hal Robertson
  Sometimes microphones should be heard and not seen.
• Sound Advice: Recording Performances
  July, 2003
  by Hal Robertson
  Conquering the unique challenges of recording performance audio.
• Sound Advice: 10 Tips for Better Audio Gathering
  September, 2003
  by Hal Robertson
  Make your list and check it twice.
• Sound Advice: Mix it Up!
  November, 2003
  by Hal Robertson
  Using multiple microphones in your video production.
• Home Video Hints: Four Essential Audio Elements
  October, 2003
  by Chuck Peters
  What you hear is as important as what you see.
• Sound Advice: Kissing Tape Goodbye
  February, 2004
  by Hal Robertson
  Recording production audio in your computer.
• Jargon: Audio Acquisition Terms
  July, 2004
  by Chuck Peters
  Audio Acquisition Terms
• Sound Advice: Speaking Tips
  March, 2004
  by Joe McCleskey
  Twelve tips for recording the spoken word.
• Sound Advice: Stereo Mix-O-Phonic Sound
  April, 2004
  by Hal Robertson
  Planning and creating stereo sound for your productions.
• Sound Advice: Sound All Around
  May, 2004
  by Hal Robertson
  Adding surround sound to your videos with Dolby Digital.
• Ninja Sound
  August, 2004
  by Hal Robertson
  Choosing the best microphone for your next video shoot.
• Sound Advice: Unconventional Audio
  July, 2004
  by Hal Robertson
  Recording the few and far between.
• Sound Advice: Working the Room
  February, 2005
  by Hal Robertson
  Getting a handle on acoustics during your shoot.
• Sound Advice: Can You Hear Me Now?
  April, 2005
  by Hal Robertson
  A few simple tricks to find the best way to record and edit your narrator.
• The Natural Approach
  June, 2005
  by Hal Robertson
  Waves crashing, seagulls screaming, kids laughing... all elements of natural sound that enhances every story and boosts the impact of your video.
• Microphones Take Flight
  July, 2005
  by James DeRuvo
  A brief overview of microphones for the videographer.
• Surround on the Cheap - Part 1
  September, 2005
  by Hal Robertson
  There are many techniques to creating proper surround sound projects, but you don't have to invest your mortgage on a full-blown surround system to achieve…
• Listen up, this is my Boom mic!
  January, 2006
  by Jennifer O'Rourke
  In Box
• The Sounds of the Holidays
  December, 2005
  by Hal Robertson
  From festive feasts to memorable moments, sound matters on holiday videos! These audio tips can help you make the most of the magiv of your cherished…
• Shoot Yourself!
  February, 2006
  by Kyle Cassidy
  If you visit a Hollywood film production, or sit through its credits, you know it takes busloads of people to get the production in the can. But what if you…
• Natural Sound to the Rescue
  May, 2006
  by Hal Robertson
  Two minutes of extra work on the set or in the field can save you hours of headache in the edit bay. You just need to remember to do it.
• Announcing... You?
  August, 2006
  by Hal Robertson
  Commercials, movie trailers, product and training videos all have one thing in common -- they often need a voiceover.
• The Right Tool for the Job
  April, 2006
  by Hal Robertson
  Using an off-board mic is a big step for many video producers but just using any old mic is not good enough. For the best sound, use the best mic for the…