no i didn't check the squelch unfortunately. the studio was certainly small though, like a rather large closet. a scan for available frequencies would have been helpful to me which i did not do. however, i tried so many different channels and frequencies, so i gave up and went with the studio's long shotgun mic which worked well. i have a lot of information in this post, but i also wanted to ask what might be the best audio rig for a documentary i will be doing. i'm planning on doing indoor interviews, but i also want to be able to capture good sound while going around a village interviewing people on the spot. i figured a boom pole with shotgun is too elaborate for this kind of guerilla style of documentary so i was thinking a supercardiod shotgun mounted on a pistol grip. thoughts?
for one man band there is no allot of things you can do
good wierless system amd probably good shotgun , riced above the camera is the best you can do
sanken cs-3 , cs-1 . neuman 81 or at-4073
for more opemn sound the ce-300 with hyper cardioid or my chiniz friends for cheap