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Yes it's for recording Rob. Thanks for your help......again!:-)

Cheers Rob. That made my mind up. (y)

I know exactly what you mean. I remember the illegal (American) in UK CB radios and the havoc strong signals can cause. Perhaps I am better with a decent new lavalier mic and my Zoom.

Gecko do you know if the Rode lavalier mic is the same one they use with their 'Go' systems?

I built this pc I am on just over 2 years ago now. Its easy with the part pickers that sell the bits. All it is is a few nuts and screws. Not even a kids 'Mechano' kit. Now there's something from the past! About 13 years ago I learnt code and built websites and also learnt about seo...

Does this mean you can get interference/bleed from other users Rob? I notice that lots of vloggers are using them who travel around and do all sorts of things. If someone talks to you soon, you really would have to be careful you aren't being recorded they are getting so common. Possibly...

We were all clueless once and probably still are if the truth is known. As far as I know you need a mic, a mic stand, a mic lead, an interface, a usb lead and a pc.

Anybody have any experience of these Rode type remote/radio mics? Are they worth the cash or best stick with a lapel mic and a recorder in your pocket?

You are most likely correct Jimmy. But everybody may agree......the best music is from the past. So whatever they used worked just fine apparently.

Well I thought, have the perforated material at the front or face of an acoustic panel, so that you disintegrate the sound waves before they hit the absorbing material. Be a lot more effective I thought. I did see something similar by one company, so not the only one it appears. But in my...

When I was researching this Jimmy, I came across companies who were specialising in sound treatment for lots of different situations and buildings especially. A lot of them used perforated materials to treat the sound instead of and with some kind of absorbing material.

Not just the way it may be compressed but the way it is put together.

I purchased some of that pipe and fittings for new dishwasher before xmas. o_O:oops:o_O:oops:o_O:oops: Nothing cheap anymore Spantini. All rocketed in price recently.

There was a young man about 5 years ago on youtube who made similar out of the white plastic waste pipe and fittings. Much lighter than that steel one. But exactly the same principle. I think the acoustic blankets cost the money. Found it gt. Have a butchers.

There is no cheap way to do anything correctly. If Confucius didn't say that, then he should have, because it's feckin true!!!!!!

What exactly are you trying to do in your set up?

I tried to do this with the 14. At the time I found it all too confusing and I was using a usb little desk mic into the pc. My remedy was to buy a proper 48v desk mic and a small behringer mixer to power it because I needed both mic ports on the 14 and also couldn't separate sound. I was...

Its the same from start to finish. It may be ok for the basic beat I see nothing wrong with that. But that's it and nothing else.

I hate critising somebody's work, but please take this as constructive. The videos are as boring as the music. The music starts ok but it doesnt 'upbeat' itself and change into something else before returning to the basic beat. The music just never gets going. It is stuck in first gear all...

I am no expert but my experience with the 103 is that it is a very unforgiving mic that will pick up everything. We are constantly having to reposition it if moved or doing something new because it will pick up all mouth noises etc. I