John Leonard and Thomas Rex Beverly in a discussion about everything from recording techniques to gear.
Notes from Thomas!
Notes:
- I do online field recording lessons, so maybe you could put this link in the notes from the talk? https://thomasrexbeverly.com/products/field-recording-online-lessons. I’m always happy to answer quick questions, but if anyone TSDCA members ever want to have a longer conversation about recording I love teaching lessons. I also do masterclasses for teams and students.
- Here’s the link to the DIY hydrophones I mentioned in the talk: https://www.instructables.com/Lets-Build-Some-World-Class-Hydrophones/.
- Calving Glacier recordings: https://thomasrexbeverly.com/collections/sound-libraries/products/greenland-calving-glaciers
- Underwater Iceberg recordings: https://thomasrexbeverly.com/collections/sound-libraries/products/greenland-underwater-icebergs
- Here’s the full list of gear I use: https://thomasrexbeverly.com/pages/gear-list
Finally, here’s the rig that I most often recommend to beginning recordists:
- Recorder – Zoom F3: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1686005-REG/zoom_zf3_f3_digital_field_recorder.html
- Mics – Clippy’s: https://micbooster.com/clippy-and-pluggy-microphones/99-xlr-stereo-clippy-em272-microphone.html
- Wind protection 1 – Foam: https://micbooster.com/clippy-and-pluggy-microphones/66-clippy-foam-windshield.html
- Wind protection 2 – Windjammer: https://micbooster.com/microphone-windshields/222-rycote-windjammer-for-clippy-microphone.html