The EM272's are so versatile and perfect for field recording, especially when you need to pack light. Love your setup and jealous of your backyard recording location. New subscriber and looking forward to coming back for more! Thanks.
ORTF is for cardioid mic patterns. Since the EM272's are omni, this is an "AB" spaced pair. The angle/direction of them is not very relevant and it's the spacing, not direction, that provides the spacial cues.
I've not done enough testing yet myself but I have seen a few people using anything up to a 1M separating there mics. What you are recording matters too, if it soundscapes go wider for better separation. If it's bee's or frogs in nature and you are close to them the 20cm spacing on the Rode sound bar gives plenty stereo separation.
Nice recording!!Thanks for sharing!Ialso love the Clippy XLR EM272, Stereo Pair in my pocket,also the earsight mic's from Immersive Soundscapes!!New subscriber✌
Very good. I like the Micbooster Clippys there great microphones. With omni AB spaced pairs I find a little more distance than the Rode bar provides is better. But it’s all horses for courses and that sounded great with headphones 🎧👍
Thanks, I've not tried them spaced any wider yet as the bar is just too handy a setup on the bag. I plan to give it a go though as I've been told it does give a better/wider stereo field.
@@AndyGregor K&M do a folding stereo bar that’s smaller than the Rode and very compact but has the length for AB stereo. I have the Rode as well, it’s a good bit of kit 👍
Im quite new to this, so sorry if this comes off as a stupid question, but is here a major difference between the XLR cable version and the 3.5mm jack version? I read that the 3.5mm jack cables transmit unbalanced stereo signal, but would that be a big problem in practical use? Thanks)
This was great. Had it on with my headphones in whilst eating dinner. Had to keep swatting the bugs away that i thought were flying around my head 🤣🤣🤣 very immersive
Thank you for this. My issue is how to clip them so that they don't move around. What type of clips are you using and doesn't the wind protection get in the way?
Sorry for the late reply, here is the clips that I use micbooster.com/diy-maker/224-rycote-lyres.html micbooster.com/clippy-and-pluggy-microphones/253-clippy-lyre-stand-mount.html 👍
Thanks very much Andrew. After I have finished editing my video I render the audio only and then open that file in Reaper DAW. I open the Spectrum analyser plug in within Reaper, tweak the settings and size of the window then capture with OBS. Then I just sync up the captured waveform in the editor.
Yes I did, here is the link to the video th-cam.com/video/_glIihsmp1k/w-d-xo.html Thanks for the comment and I hope you find the other video worthwhile.
Hi Tom, micbooster.com/microphone-windshields/222-rycote-windjammer-for-clippy-microphone.html Here is a link to the ones I got, they are meant to be used with the foams as well.
I was just looking at the micbooster website at the clippys. I now see that they sell Rycote baseballs and I Rycote furry to go over the small baseball providing even better wind protection. By the way….clippys are sold out at the moment.
The EM272's are so versatile and perfect for field recording, especially when you need to pack light. Love your setup and jealous of your backyard recording location. New subscriber and looking forward to coming back for more! Thanks.
Thank you very much, I do really enjoy using this set up👍
ORTF is for cardioid mic patterns. Since the EM272's are omni, this is an "AB" spaced pair. The angle/direction of them is not very relevant and it's the spacing, not direction, that provides the spacial cues.
Thanks Andrew for helping in my adventure, I'm just starting to learn about audio and there is a lot to absorb:-)
and what is the best spacing for this kind of mics to get the best stereo results?
I've not done enough testing yet myself but I have seen a few people using anything up to a 1M separating there mics.
What you are recording matters too, if it soundscapes go wider for better separation. If it's bee's or frogs in nature and you are close to them the 20cm spacing on the Rode sound bar gives plenty stereo separation.
@@AndyGregor excellent!!! thank you a lot!!! Best wishes!!
It's great to learn when someone teaches someone who is learning :D Thanks
Love the birds, very nice filed recording, thanks !
Thank you very much for the microphone test :) Greetings from Warsaw!
Your welcome, thanks for the comment:-)
Nice recording!!Thanks for sharing!Ialso love the Clippy XLR EM272, Stereo Pair in my pocket,also the earsight mic's from Immersive Soundscapes!!New subscriber✌
Thank you for subscribing, I hadn't seen the Earsight mics, they look interesting.
Beautiful
What is the name of those sliver clippy's holders ?
Great! Thank you!
Nice! Thank you!
Did you manage to mount the Clippys in the Rode blimp as you mentioned in the discription?
Very good. I like the Micbooster Clippys there great microphones. With omni AB spaced pairs I find a little more distance than the Rode bar provides is better. But it’s all horses for courses and that sounded great with headphones 🎧👍
Thanks, I've not tried them spaced any wider yet as the bar is just too handy a setup on the bag. I plan to give it a go though as I've been told it does give a better/wider stereo field.
@@AndyGregor K&M do a folding stereo bar that’s smaller than the Rode and very compact but has the length for AB stereo. I have the Rode as well, it’s a good bit of kit 👍
Im quite new to this, so sorry if this comes off as a stupid question, but is here a major difference between the XLR cable version and the 3.5mm jack version? I read that the 3.5mm jack cables transmit unbalanced stereo signal, but would that be a big problem in practical use? Thanks)
These sound great, and I've just got myself a pair. Just wondering, did you pan the seperate recordings in post?
Would I need a stereo pair to do some ambient field recording or could just one do the job?
This was great. Had it on with my headphones in whilst eating dinner. Had to keep swatting the bugs away that i thought were flying around my head 🤣🤣🤣 very immersive
😂Thanks for that, made me chuckle😂👍
whats going on there all with all living beings😂😂 ??? Amazing !!
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it 😄
@@AndyGregor you should tip them all for this show 🤣🤣
와 ㅋㅋㅋ 들으면서 도로 걸어가고있었는데 맷비둘기소리 10m 앞에있는줄알고 뭐 이리 울음소리가 큰가 했는데 영상에서 나오는거였네. 음질 미쳤다
Nice video. I have been recording but wind has messed up some of my recordings with those mics. What type of windshield did you use? Thanks
Thank you for this. My issue is how to clip them so that they don't move around. What type of clips are you using and doesn't the wind protection get in the way?
Sorry for the late reply, here is the clips that I use
micbooster.com/diy-maker/224-rycote-lyres.html
micbooster.com/clippy-and-pluggy-microphones/253-clippy-lyre-stand-mount.html
👍
Really enjoyed the video ,how did you do the yellow sound wave graph
Thanks very much Andrew.
After I have finished editing my video I render the audio only and then open that file in Reaper DAW.
I open the Spectrum analyser plug in within Reaper, tweak the settings and size of the window then capture with OBS.
Then I just sync up the captured waveform in the editor.
@@AndyGregor thank you so much for sharing,I am going to retire in a few weeks and this sort of sound project will be perfect hobby.big thank you
Good luck in your retirement and enjoy your sound project.
What mounts are you using to attach the lav mics?
Have you tested it with the Blimp yet? The Clippy is a great mic.
Yes I did, here is the link to the video th-cam.com/video/_glIihsmp1k/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for the comment and I hope you find the other video worthwhile.
Beautiful recording. Exactly what Rycote windjammer are you using here?
Hi Tom,
micbooster.com/microphone-windshields/222-rycote-windjammer-for-clippy-microphone.html
Here is a link to the ones I got, they are meant to be used with the foams as well.
@@AndyGregor Many thanks Andy. Being in the USA I hope they ship here.
@@TomKaszuba It looks like they do, be careful though every time I browse the website I see something else I want👍
@@AndyGregor Same.
I was just looking at the micbooster website at the clippys. I now see that they sell Rycote baseballs and I Rycote furry to go over the small baseball providing even better wind protection. By the way….clippys are sold out at the moment.
Is it ORTF or AB ?
It was a spaced omni-directional pair, the spacing was ORTF distance.👍