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Portable recorder and wind

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Started June 27th, 2019 · 3 replies · Latest reply by klankbeeld 6 years, 2 months ago

tryl

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6 years, 2 months ago
#1

Most of the time I use my Tascam DR-40 with a Rycote furry windjammer made for this device. But even with this top of the line wind protection, I get a lot of wind noise. And I try to find the least windy places.

Putting a mic inside a blimp or simmilar would fix a lot, but most of the time I just keep my recorder in the bag, and the big gear is not an option.

Any good suggestions on how to remove wind in a portable way?

cabled_mess

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27 posts

6 years, 2 months ago
#2

I've seen DIY windprotection using the Oball childrens toy.

I'm not familiar with the size of the Tascam recorder,
but maybe a big, at least 15cm Oball with some cutting and additional fur could work as a DIY-miniblimp for XY-configuration.

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klankbeeld

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6 years, 2 months ago
#3

here it is: http://www.mecaniquedessons.com/diy-windscreen-microphone/

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