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recording sounds (hardware for)
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| don_q |
Hey people,
I've noticed a few threads were some of you talk about recording/sampling stuff from anywhere around to create your own original sounds. I'm really inerested in trying that but I'm not to creative about how to do it; microphone, digital recorder, analog recorder....
I mean, what hardware do y'all use? |
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| RiCo |
| It's easy man...think of how cool something sounds when you slam on it or do something to it. Now thing how much cooler it'll sound if you applied a long reverb to it or another effect. I have 3 Shure SM58 mics and I record sounds that dry might be useless but "effected" would sound great. Hell, the other day I was yawning and I kinda whistled so I tried to do it again and I recorded it. I applied reverb, I filtered the hell out of it and I created this other-worldly sound. At the end, the whistle sound my tongue made, sounded like when a train stops...you know that high pitched squeal...just like that...but very misterious. I'll post it later when I get to my apartment. Anyway, just be ready to catch anything that sounds cool. It doesn't matter if you record it with a pocket recorder, it doesn't have to be hi-fi to be useable, hehe. Just like I always carry a camera with me because there's always something cool that makes me think, "Wow, I'm lucky I had the cam with me". Same with that, if you hear a weird sound, record it...it'll sound awesome when you tweak it. :D |
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| Dickie-T |
| Well, my Creative mp3 player records at very low bitrate and there's some noise in the recordings too, so i guess that's not good enough... |
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| don_q |
I like your attitude RiCo. I'm the same with the camera. But for sounds I just can't be carrying around a laptop + soundcard + mic.
So what you're saying is any pocket recorder should do cos it all comes down to messing the hell out of it :crazy:
Gracias
So, anybody so happy with its recorder that would like to recommend it?
Thanks |
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