Redundancy is key in Sound Recording

It's important to practice redundancy in sound field recording.
In this video I show one set-up that I use redundancy.
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[@lne_chi]

Those dont need phantom power only the 845 does

[@cameraheadstudios]

Yes, you are right. Thought they were the other mics I set-up before videoing. Thanks

[@lne_chi]

@@cameraheadstudios for a second i did think you did have 845s

[@bboymac84]

You can the zoom as a boom mic

[@cameraheadstudios]

are you asking about the zoom H1n and using that as a boom mic?

[@bboymac84]

@@cameraheadstudios no I was saying you can use the h1n as boom since you are using the other mics

[@imark7777777]

I can't remember if the four has a sub output which would be 3.5 this is also another way of coming out. There might be an output level mismatch but that doesn't seem to be too much of an issue I know for the later models it's selectable in the settings.

[@cameraheadstudios]

Yes you are right about the sub. But I wanted to use the two main out in this example.

[@landfordproductions]

I like the knobs you have on your F4 where do you get those? Great video!

[@cameraheadstudios]

Thanks. I got them from ebay but I don't see those anymore. I would like to get some back-up knobs but can't find them.