Field Recording Introduction With Ian Wellman - Zoom H5 Setup And Other Microphones Explained
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- Опубликовано: 26 мар 2020
- In this video, recordist and musician Ian Wellman discusses approaches to field recording, including practical and creative techniques for capturing real-world sounds. To read more about the techniques Ian touches on, check out our Signal article here: www.perfectcircuit.com/signal...
Ian Wellman has a unique perspective on sound-as a musician who works professionally as a recordist, he brings a careful ear to sound design...as well as as set of tools uncommon for typical musicians. In this video, Ian walks through some sounds he has recorded, discussing the equipment and mic techniques used to capture them along the way. From stereo miking techniques to tactics for capturing sounds inaudible to the naked ear, this video walks an incredible array of ways to hear and record all the sounds that surround us.
Ian also presents an overview of Zoom's H5, an excellent choice for starting out in the world of field recording. With multiple available microphone capsules, it's a great way to explore different mic techniques without needing a ton of specialized equipment-and best of all, it's small enough to go wherever you do.
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That highway overpass was really good
A really positive and encouraging introduction for everyone. I like Ian's enthusiasm for the possibilities too! Well done guys!!
I can see it in his face wanting to elaborate more but he held back. Which is a good thing because not everyone understands how a lot of the gear works. Very informative and great delivery.
Unpretentious and precise. Well done. Thank you for that.
Thank you for one of the best descriptions and examples of recording techniques
This was pretty amazing. Love the detailed explanation of the capture methods and the samples were awesome!
Keep coming back to this video, brilliant work.
Really wonderful video. I love Ian's enthusiasm
Cool video! Great to watch someone talking so passionately about field recording. 😀
This was extremely helpful. I bought a Zoom H5 to record nature sounds with, and your video helped me understand the limitations of the H5. Thank you!
Great vid. Very informative and motivating. Thanks for sharing!
keep up the great work and thanks for sharing your experiences and professional insights
Nice video! I've always been curious about the types of tools used to collect real-world sounds. Thanks, enjoyed the intro!
Super informative, thanks Ian!
To this day, still the best tutorial/guide on Field Recording.
We're going to need a Part 2
That's an overstatement
@@petrub27 please, show me others as interesting.
@@lashtal freetousesounds channel for example
Great introduction!
Just perfect for newbies!!
Great job, Ian! Very interesting and cool to hear how you got these recordings.
Perfect introduction, thanks a lot!
love your passion Ian, thanks for sharing
I love this video! Thank you, Ian and PC!
I love this guy. Excellent recordings too! Peace Christo 👽🐕🛸🎶☮️💀
Really cool !
Waiting more episode ! 😊
Great intro and it gave me a bunch of ideas, as well as things to look up and learn about.
What a great informative video. Thankyou!
Very informative, thank you for sharing.
Thank you for this, great tutorial!
Nice video with excellent information.
Great stuff. Thanks for the video.
Excellent presentation. Thank you very much.
A great video, thanks.
Thank you! I got to say, I love how you are kind of awkward but in a good genuine way.
My kind of stuff! Thank you!
Thanks for sharing!
I love this! Thank you very much! ♡
fascinating, thank you Ian!
Great video, thanks!
Great resource
Well done. Lots of good info
This guy seems really nice, loved the presentation!
amazing video ! Good Job !
Lol, I LOVE this channel. Just did the 100th like before the video even started :) Video is better than my wildest dreams :)
Thanks!
My H5 is my baby! All my tracks are recorded straight to it. I'd be lost without it!
Great tips!!Thanks for sharing✌
Thank for sharing, Ian. :)
A very nice video for a new
Really cool! Thanks
Great! Very well done!! It would be nice also a tutorial how to process the raw recording sound :)
Very interesting. Thanks.
Thanks, this was great. More videos about field recording please.
I liked everything about this video. I even liked his shirt.
Thank you very much
Very informative! :)
Awesome!
Thanks Ian.
awesome intro sound!
Nice intro Ian!
Didn't know about the Ether, I will DEFINITELY be picking one of those up. As a degenerate noise fan and producer, all sorts of alternative ways of finding sounds are exciting to me.
Look at that young man - NO dislikes. Your style is very inclusive, interesting to watch even though I know a fair bit after so many years (yes - the days of Nagra 's). Thanks. LOL I only called you a young man, because well, everyone is to me, but also it amuses me..I am probably a bit simple.
Down to earth and charismatic.
Fantastic woodpecker!
such a nice dude!!!!
Nailed that underwater microphone name.
Nice One :)
A very nice video! I wouldn't call it an introduction for newbies as the gear costs like 20K :D Nonetheless, awesome job and great sounds. And for a newbie such as myself, this really helped to illustrate the different types of mics and setups for each use case. 5/5.. Would be 6/5 if I had an extra 20K at my disposal lol.
Yeah, that's what I thought when he started but I love the minimal system he shows at the end. For the 256 EUR that the Zoom H5 costs you get the field recorder plus the XY microphone. The other microphones are in the 100-150 EUR range and you can add those at a later time when you feel like needing it. But the best starting point is just your mobile phone with an audio recorder app. If I need to choose between the equipment I have at home or the phone in my pocket the choice is easy 😁
The full Zoom H5 setup shown will costs you around 500 EUR, depending on SD cards/additional wind screens and batteries, and is not too big.
Ian!
damn this field recording go crazy
If Noel Fielding were a sincere audio nerd. ❤️
This is some amazing work you’ve done. I just recently purchased the zoom h1 essential recorder which came ou in January 2024 I believe have you used it and if so, what type of microphones work well with it also have the zoom for five and six essentials as well.
Very smart ideas in here that anyone can learn from and use. Inspiring stuff, one of the better audio capture tutorials out there. Thank you so much. What's with the annoying buzz music in the beginning, I nearly skipped out!
So bad ass man
Great video. What parabolic dish do you use??
What brand is the parabolic dish? Great vid!
this guy is cool.
what Brand is the microphone shock mounts you have there ? Really need some to improve my recordings with less rattle noise
Awesome! that's what I've always wanted to do! Would it be possible to start low with only an iPhone as recording device and if yes, what kind of mike would be the most appropriate to use for seaside or forest recordings? I imagine a shotgun could do the trick but not sure if there are some available. Thanks again fir this instructive video!
If you are using an iPhone Zoom actually makes a mid side and stereo xy mic that connect to it, here are the links www.perfectcircuit.com/zoom-iq6.html www.perfectcircuit.com/zoom-iq7.html
Can you please tell me which mics you use with the M/S array??
What is that parabolic microphone for recording bird songs please?
I should of watched this years ago!
Would of saved me so much time.
Awesome, thanks. What is the recording device used w/ the dual 840 setup at 2:41? It doesn't seem like the Zoom, but maybe it is? What about the mount as well?
That is an adapter box for connecting the two microphones to a special stereo balanced cable, then it could be connected to any recorder (including the zoom). The mount is part of the blimp for blocking wind and is made by Rycote.
Ha, cool
Wow
man this guy is fucking cool!! great stuff pc :)
what is the hydrophone your referred to?
I'd really appreciate your suggestion for how to simply isolate the standard H5 stereo XY mic from thumping noises when I want to have ot rest on a table / coffee table.
I do a lot of interviews (always at a different place) and would like to keep everything as simple and light as possible.
I’m planning to use two external lavalier mics but also want to use the builtin mic as well, as a backup / room mic.
I'm thinking of mounting the zoom on a mini tripod on the table (which would allow me to simply point it in the direction I want) but don‘t want it to pick up every little tap or bump from the table. I doubt a tripod would dampen much if at all.
Is there anything I can stick between the zoom and a tripod? Or do you think adding some kind of foam to the tripod is all I need?
I realize a sweater or pillow can do the trick, I‘m just looking for a good small dependable solution that looks decent (doesn‘t visually distract too much) and uses as little space as possible and weighs as little as possible.
Foam might work, you could also find a shock mount for the H5 and put that on the small tripod. A highpass filter in post might also remove some of those noises.
What was the name of that hydrophone?
I find the audio quality of this video hilarious considering the subject
I want to record the audio played via my headset. What mic do you recommend? Thanks
Hello and thanks for the video. Would you mind answering to a question for me? I bought the h5 and a Rode Stereo Videomic Pro. When l plug the Rode to the h5 capsule's input, l get a full stereo recording. However, when l plug the rode to one of the h5's XLR channels (let's say 'channel 1') via the Rode VXLR (3.5mm to Male XLR Adapter) all l get is a mono track. I don't know what l'm doing wrong 😪 Thanks in advance!
You would need to use a different adapter to connect to the XLR inputs and get stereo, you would need a cable that went from stereo 3.5mm to two XLR plugs
@@PerfectCircuit Hey, thanks a lot for the prompt answer. I truly appreciate it. l'll give that a try and, if l manage to get it working, l'll let you know. Again, thanks!
Hi amazing video. I recently bought the zoom h4n pro black. Could I achieve similar results using the xlr inputs or should I just get one of the more high end versions? I've read that the new h4n pros have similar preamps.
If you have the h4n already you can definitely use both the built in mics or an external mic plugged into the XLR inputs to get started field recording.
@@PerfectCircuit what headphones do you recommend?
@@puipui7382 Any decent closed back headphones should work, these work well www.perfectcircuit.com/audio-technica-ath-m50x-black.html
What parabolic mic is this?
I'd Watch You Over Michael Cera ANYDAY !!!! Awkwardly Better Than Me In Front Of A Camera LOL AWESOME VIDEO!!!
The Zoom H5 is a great little recorder, but it’s a consumer-grade recorder with high self noise. You should really be using something like a Zoom F6 or a Sound Devices MixPre-3 II.
Neither of those devices feature built in microphones or the ease of use of the Zoom H5, they're arguably completely different products for different users. Higher quality maybe, but for the use case of running around getting field recordings in odd places, we stand by Ian's recommendation of the H5; it's a solid choice to get started, and experiment with field recording!
that solar panel sure does need some wd-40 love
It sucks that jet noise is destroying the outdoor acoustic environment
Me: :I
*crab sounds play*
Me: :)
Low cut filter please
Where I follow This NERD ?? and hear their collection
The prices though...........
Fun fact: if you listen to this video really closely, you can hear that there is a gun from behind the frame, pointed at the speaker, that's why he's so frightened
Jokes aside, great overview, thanks!
What a shit joke
Why does it sound like he is asking a question every time he is telling something….and he seems nervous too, despite being such a good presenter.