Taller 71. Dcp. Fletcher-chart_2013_1.jpg (JPEG Image, 1688 × 1285 pixels) - Scaled (76%) Fletcher-chart_2013_2.jpg (JPEG Image, 1692 × 1290 pixels) - Scaled (76%) Super16. Ms mic. Location Sound: The Basics and Beyond. Which shotgun/cardioid microphone should I buy?
I wrote a review of inexpensive shotgun microphones that is also posted on this website so if you are in search of a good, low cost shotgun microphone, I suggest you read this article. In the interest of not adding all of the copy of that review to this article, here is the link to the review Low Cost Shotgun Microphone Comparison In a nutshell, plan on spending from $250.00 to $450.00 for a low cost shotgun microphone. If you are interested in a higher quality shotgun, hyper cardioid or cardioid mic, I will list a few of my favorites but just realize that these are by no means the only good microphones of this these types available. Probably the most common shotgun microphones used in sound for picture production are the Sennheiser MKH series. The Sennheiser MKH-416 ($999.95 street) is an industry standard short shotgun and for good reason.
Audio 101: Helpful links and information. As I Hear It - Choosing the Right Microphone. Impressions after listening to the recorded samples for Test #5 Male Voice, Exterior, on-axis, narrative setup Audio-Technica AT875R In this test, I was out in nature, so to speak, (well, actually my backyard).
I was impressed at how the AT875R was able to reject most of the ambient street noise although you do hear the crickets more on this mic than on some of the others.
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