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Hey there, I'm happy you found my video. Glad you liked it. Great idea about a editing field sounds video. I'll add that to my list!

@@JonasFaschinggreat thank you

Thank you so much!

Thanks a lot for tuning in! Yes, I really like this mic. I'm quite new to binaural audio but i enjoy it a lot so far. For field recordings this mic is super immersive.

Vielen Dank fürs Einschalten, schön hat dir das Video geholfen! Rode M5 sind auf jeden Fall seine super Entscheidung. Mit AB oder ORTF Aufnahmen eröffnen sich noch einmal ganz neue Welten. Auch das Preisleistungsverhältnis find ich gut bei den M5. Happy Recording!

Hey there. For beginners I would recommend using a free software such as Audacity which also supports the use of 32-bit float files. I myself am iZotope RX to edit, normalize etc. For further use, sampling, composition and arraning recordings I use Ableton Live.

@@JonasFasching Thank you.

Hey there! Thanks a lot for your feedback, glad you liked it. Looking forward for the next one as well :))

Awesome, Im glad i could help. Thanks for the sub :)

It depends, I wouldnt say that for all the labels. I had some really nice exchanges with small indie labels that definitely helped me and connected me with many likeminded people in my niche. But to each their own.

@@JonasFasching that’s true. If we should seek any deals with labels, it might be small indie labels.

haha bath is my next place to record ;) didnt try that yet. Awesome, Im glad you liked it. Thanks for watching. What kinda Hydrophone do you have btw?

Thanks for watching! Happy you found it helpful

Thanks John :)

Thanks a lot!

Sounds like an interesting device! :) Thanks for watching.

Woah, I only just now saw how few subscribers you have! You have such great production quality for how small of a channel you are, I can't wait to see you pass a million and I can say: "I was there at 1000" Subscribed!

Great idea, next I should build an underwater speaker ;) Thanks for watching!

And thanks for your kind words, really appreciate it. Thx for the sub :)

I was actually thinking the same thing. Maybe I will build another one and try to compare them. But for now the quality seams to be pretty neat for my taste. But i gues it will have an impact on the sound depending on the coating you choose. Thanks for watching and your interesting comment.

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hard disagree. I want to get to the part where it works! To each their own tho

Yeahh, love the idea!

Maybe think about lighting for closer up too near the camera that you could focus whatever you wanted in, loved the video though man

Thanks a lot for watching and your feedback! Yes, I definitely get what you mean. Should improve the lighting a little for these close ups... Appreciate it!

Thank you! Yeah, thought about buying one myself as well, and might also still do that to compare the quality/sounds. But building was really rewarding, and it already got me thinking of trying to build other mics... Anyways, thanks for tuning in :)

Hey Jeremy! Thanks a lot for watching :) We'll do for sure!

So nice to hear that you are recording and playing guitar! I think the best way is to start releasing things you made if you are happy with it. Maybe you can start sharing it with friends and family and from there it can grow. Plus creating a bit of an online presence could definitely help. I think it requires some patience on the way, so dont get discouraged at the beginning. Good luck and all the best.

@@JonasFasching thanks for the insights

Hey there, thanks for watching and thanks for your question. I personally really like to record with cardioid mics and the ortf setup. But if you are working with omnidirectional mics, a larger AB setup could actually also sound very good. Sometimes i use the microUsi's which are Omnidirectional, and i just click them somwhere with a large gap (ca. 1 m) and this also creates a really nice sound. So maybe if you are working with omnis its not bad if you have a stereobar which is a bit wider and gives you more options.

thanks a lot!

I think it should - on the website of Zoom they say it is compatible: zoomcorp.com/en/jp/news/macos_sonoma/#a Also with Logic Pro this should work.

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Thanks Mel!

thanks!

hey there, thanks for watching and your comment. good to hear you're also recording, I didn't fully understand your question. what do you mean by transfer one sound to another?

Sorry, my English isn't that good. What I mean is, when you said "changing the Sennheiser sound to another sound", it sounds like you used different kinds of mics to record it. How did you change the sound, it's like magic 😅 did you always record with multiple mics at the same time? and also i wanna ask, for specific field recordings like ocean waves, rain, birds, forest, do I need to use different types of mics? Is a shotgun mic enough for that? im using rode videomic ntg. Thank you so much

Ah I understand. Yes i was recording with multiple mics and devices and then i just edit the audio in my video editing software „Adobe Premiere“ and cut it together how i want. About the situation you describe i would recommend some kind of stereo setup. Stereo recording is a big upgrade especially for ambience sounds. If you use a shotgun mic all sounds will remain in the center, and you will not have any sounds on the sides. So shotgun mics are especially good for recording voices or isolated sound effects.

@@JonasFasching wow that's sounds good, is there any recommendations for good stereo mic especially for field recording?

I can only recommend you what i am using. So the microUši by LOM are really nice and easy to set up and carry. And i also use the Røde M5 but for that you need a tripod, a stereobar and xlr cables so more to setup. And using a simple handheld recorder is always a good option. For that I am using the Zoom H5.

Alright! Thanks a lot for your feedback, I appreciate the interest in it.

Thanks a lot for your comment and watching / listening. The SR3D at the end was indeed crazy, still remember the goosbumps I had up there with the wind around me. These are the moments that feel like magic. Good to see you here :)

Hey Thomas, you're very welcome. I am glad I could provide some help. Thanks for watching

Awesome, I'm happy that this was helpful. Happy producing and enjoy the process!

You're very welcome! Thanks for watching :)

Just tried it out and you're right, pitching this one down sounds amazing haha. Thanks for your comment, really appreciate it. I am currently planing to do a full pack with many different sounds, and I will definitely include it in there as well. Stay tuned and thank you for your interest in it. If you want to make sure to not miss it i recommend to subscribe to my newsletter, I will definitely also post it there when I release it. Link is in the description.

yeah, had a lot of fun :) Thanks for watching!

Thank you! I'm happy you like it.

Hey Frowin! Thanks for tuning in and glad you liked it :)

yeah Piezos rely on a crystal plate iirc. They also dont translate the mid frequencies so well in my experience ..you ca boost them but its noisy.

Haha love it <3 Happy recording and thanks for watching!

I think you're actually right! I just read a bit more and i think it is a true condenser mic inside the small capsule. So as of my current understanding, there is no piezzoelectric sensor inside... I'm sorry for the false infos, and thanks for your comment. Really appreaciate it.

Same here <3 Good to see you here my dear!

Totally relatable. The upgrade to the VideoMic NTG was absolutely worth it. Now after using it for 4 month I can say it is worth every penny. And a huge upgrade for not so much more money. I think a good mic will definitely upgrade every video setup, and the NTG was a great choice for me.