Ingo Weigold
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Ahaha thank you so much been searching for this for weeks now. This will get me started
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Thank you, this sounds just about DIY enough for me to give it a shot 🙂
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Hi Richard,
Sorry I need to be more specific, this would be the full set up
Two mics
One Interviewer
One Interviewee
One Zoom H4N for audio recordingThe setting could be couches but also places like an MMA gym or training facility. The reason I don’t want to rely on “plug-in” power is for ease of use. Nothing worse than going somewhere on a shoot or interview to find out you need power when there is none available.
Hope this makes sense, and again, thank you for your input.
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Hmm, is there a link to a battery to be used with this receiver?
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Sorry you are right, we have the PG188/185 dual wireless set.
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They are wireless shure PG81’s. I think we have figured out the problem from reading these forums and some of your responses.
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1) The mobile recorded we have has XLR inputs which would allow me to use microphones that don’t need AC power like the clip on Lavs making the set up truly mobile.
2)Sorry, the interviews would likely all be indoors
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Thank you for the feedback on this, I already have two Shure clip on wireless mics but was considering something more boom like. So for your suggestion two shotgun mics pointed respectively at the interviewer and subject would get the job done?
Oh and as far as how many mics, one for each subject. For this purpose it would be audio only but could also be video down the road.
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Thanks for the responses Bob, it’s really not about money, just want to make sure I have the right set-up for what I am doing currently. No I am not a professional but I am really enjoying what I am doing and wanted to upgrade my set-up from a single drive system to something a little more robust thats all.
I have 2TB hard drives already for the 4-bay RAID enclosure, just trying to get a feel on if that is the way to go as far as FW800 stands even if i add another camera or two. And I assume using that FW800 enclosure would allow me to run my scratch and storage disk easily on the same array?
I understand your disdain for FCPX, was just posing the question since there are some out there that may have hands on knowledge of the product by now.