[Paul Gooch]

Thanks guys for the fantastic response. It’s really helped. I’m using a sony hdr-fx1e and just couldn’t locate the second audio in. Anyone used this camera before? The project was a rush job and I had to learn on the spot. I did manage to get some good footage and audio when interviewing one person at a time so all is not lost. Once again thanks for all the help.

[Paul Gooch]

Great thanks for identifying the problem. I do have one question however. If i’m only using one camera with one audio in but two mics and two receivers, where do I plug in the second receiver? Will one receiver collect both frequencies? As when I sync the mic to the receiver I assumed I could only do that once?

Thanks again guys for problem solving and helping out a neebie! 🙂

[Paul Gooch]

Thanks Michael for the speedy reply. I was using the Sennheiser ew100 g2 mics. Every time I shot just one person the audio was perfect. As soon as I shot two people talking the audio becomes distorted. It was the first time I’d used these mics and followed the instructions as best I could. Perhaps the two radio mics cannot send a signal to just one receiver???? I only had one camera so could therefore not figure out where to connect the second mic receiver. The subjects were shot mere feet from the camera and receiver so I have no idea why they would distort.

Has anyone else experienced this kind of thing?

Thanks again for all the help

[Paul Gooch]

Thanks for the rapid response. Can you recommend anyone who provides this service? I was hoping for some sort of filter? Anyone had any experience with this before? All help and suggestions are hugely appreciated 🙂

[Paul Gooch]

no sorry I never found a solution. Maybe i posted in the wrong thread?