4 : How to get Clean Audio when wiring up a scratchy white office shirt -

Simon demonstrates a technique he learnt from an Oscar winning sound recordist which uses the isolating qualities of a Vampire clips to help achieve clean audio on this scratchy white office shirt.
We use an LMC Sound COS11 Vamp Clip with a white COS11 mic, instead of piercing the fabric we stick the fangs through a small cutting of white URSA Moleskin Tape. This is then stuck to the position required just under the top button and the cable is secured with a small loop and a strip of 3M Durapore Sticky Tape.
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For more info on URSA Moleskin Tape please visit : ursastraps.com/product/ursa-t...

[@oldmasterspice]

HEY Ursa i really appreciate the uploads! i keep missing you cats over at trew audio in LA but these videos help! some of the products from you cats have made my life easier on set. i would love to have more videos with more details and a tad bit slower instructions. Keep up the good work and hopefully i'll catch ya soon over at trew. Ken.

[@URSAStraps]

Hey Thanks MasterSpice :) Shame we missed you in LA. I'll try to slow it down a bit - this was quite a furious fast paced workshop - its the first one we have filmed "properly"

[@mousaalazzeh4339]

Would really be great if you guys come to Dubai for a talk and tutorials.

[@ganapati6672]

from my experience hair from the chest would scratch the microphone and therefore pass unwanted sounds.

[@nextel94]

What's up with that tape the model has on his chest hair?

[@RAAMandTHETEAM]

I also need to know , can someone answer this pls...

[@brysimm404]

That tape was used in a previous demo for sticking the lav in the typical "chest cavity" spot for a body mic.