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Post by rat on Jul 6, 2005 10:33:01 GMT -5
I'm making an independent movie that I wrote and will direct...My friends are pretty much gonna do some of the main parts and i'm trying to get a bunch of people into...Its crazy...We've got lights, a nice camera, programs for editting, but sound is our biggest issue...I think I'm gonna get an auditechnica shotgun mic. ANyone have any recording experience with audiotechnica? Just wanna make sure its right...I've heard some good things about it, so yeah...I emailed Ray a while back asking if I could use his music for the movie, so I'm lookin forward to it....though I'm not sure when it will be completed...Hopefully by Halloween. WE'll see, but thanks again.
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Post by Gabriel on Jul 11, 2005 12:38:53 GMT -5
Hey, Im Ray's Drummer when he needs one. The Audio Techs are good mics but which one are you talking about. I used that one on my last film. THose are the ones they have at comunity access center
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Post by rat on Jul 27, 2005 19:47:57 GMT -5
Im thinking about the atr-55...I think that's what it is...something like that, I cant quite remember, but its under 100 bucks, and thats one of the main reasons for it. Hehe....But it only shoots in mono, but its still a huge improvement over our crappy camcorder mics.
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Post by SmileyG3 on Jul 29, 2005 9:43:16 GMT -5
Hey, I'm Ray's Cus and shoot commercials and documentarys for a post-house in SA, the Audiotechnicas are good mic's you just want to make sure they have an option to switch between an uni- and an omni- directional feed, that will help your sound quality in the end when it comes to editing. Good Luck!
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Post by rat on Aug 7, 2005 11:31:48 GMT -5
Yeah, it's got an option for uni and omni...but it only shoots in mono sound. There was another audiotechnica i was looking at that was just a regular condenser mic that shot in stereo, the Audio-Technica PRO 24 XY Stereo Condenser Microphone, and that seemed nice....Im not sure which one would be better to get or if I should get both. Any input would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
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Post by SmileyG3 on Aug 23, 2005 14:05:32 GMT -5
I guess it just depends on what you are looking for, do you really NEED a stereo mic for your film?
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Post by Rat2 on Sept 16, 2005 16:32:48 GMT -5
Not really, but whatever works best I guess for recording. I just want good sound, pretty mouch, and I wasn't sure if the stereo condensor would work and have enough of a recording area or if just sticking with the shotgun would be best since it can easily record long distance and short distance.
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