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Stevie Z said:I'm wondering what's the best way to fasten a lav mic under my narrator's shirts without it making a bunch of noise.
wabbit said:The same way you get to Carnegie Hall. :laugh:
the pin mike - i checked that one - it sounds ok - not something that better then sony ecm 77 , comes in2 variants for interiors and other for exteriors .khmuse said:If it is a female, then a cleavage location (bra) usually works best. For a male, it can be a little more difficult to find a hidden location that won't have clothing rub noise problems. There are some pretty clever mics that have caps that look like clothing buttons. As Exile said, there are many ways to accomplish this.
Well... my friend Pat likes to tell the story of when he got to mic Cindy Crawford. Everyone always gets jealous, and then he counters it by saying "yeah, but the same day I also had to mic Marty Allen, so that kind of canceled it out."Stevie Z said:I can hardly wait to get my hands, I mean the mic, on some women.
wabbit said:Seriously, you get all "locker roomy" with some of the guys and the talent catches wind of it...kiss your job and reputation goodbye. This is actually one of the first things the mixer I apprenticed under imparted to me.
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