Field Recording: Capturing Musical Sounds (Tips, Gear & Techniques) 1 of 3

[@Outputsounds]

How do you use field recordings in your own music?

[@zoevongtau]

wonderful video!

[@zoevongtau]

wonderful video! thank youu

[@garyhobson3261]

Love this!

[@Outputsounds]

same!

[@isse_knox1575]

Hell yea man you skating 8.5 or what lol 🔥🔥🔥

[@dennisbunton]

8.25 👍

[@isse_knox1575]

@@dennisbunton hell yea man it’s the way to go 🤟🏿 great video by the way 👌

[@dirkschiller9060]

Thank you for sharing! What is this magnetic microphone you are using on the last setup ?

[@dennisbunton]

Yo! It's the Geofón from LOM.

[@cog-talk9612]

@Output Hi I want to start recording sounds from nature and I learned a lot from your video. I want to make a comparison between sound samples in different frequency range. for example a comparison between nature sounds and artificial/manmade sounds. Which software you would recommend to me to analyze the recorded sound samples?

[@SebaDiGiuseppe]

Great video! Thank you very much. Quick noob question: Would a smartphone have the same power as a digital recorder if it's tied with an external (good) microphone?

[@Outputsounds]

Depends how good ;) And Apple technology is never to be underestimated. But a digital recorder will record in higher quality (especially bit-rate) and will capture a wider frequency spectrum (esp sounds above 10khz).