Tie Micing With Hide-A-Mic

I'm using a cos-11: bhpho.to/2DcOKZr
Learn more about Hide-A-Mic: www.hideamic.com/shop
Tie-holder - The Tie-holders is the basis of Hide-a-mic. After watching the hit series 'Suits' I thought a special tool to hide microphones in the knot of a tie could be very useful. You run the microphone from the back of the tie down through the knot. Then apply the holder and push it back in the knot. Easy and neatly. Subscribe Here: goo.gl/npT3YU

[@Mile26point2films]

Nice choice of music very retro! I've always wanted to use those hide a mics they would have com in in my last two shoots.

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Alejandro Reyes trying to jazz up that production value ;)

[@ry12095]

I enjoyed the sound design on this!

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Ryan Y 2018 demands more production value I think :)

[@renaudbonneville]

So the hide-a-mic for the dpa 4060 isn’t out yet?

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Renaud Bonneville think it's out very soon

[@backspage]

The Hide-a-mic holders are really really usefull. I use the tie-holder almost everyday instead of the RM11

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yeah with some smaller ties the RM11 is too much for it

[@backspage]

Indeed, but I dare to use the tie holder for all round stuff. Mainly because I think the surface of the t-shirt holder is a bit small for the double sided tape. Although I like them very much, but I can't seem to get a good working with the shirt holder. Sometimes the shirts are too thin for the clip I think. So If you have tips for those, feel free to let me know. ;-)

[@soundrolling]

im just testing them out now, have no idea how they are meant to work though :P

[@backspage]

I thought they were made that the clip can get a hold on the shirt between buttons, as you would tape an rm11. But it hasn't worked for me so far :)

[@DovidoxVideos]

If you add a dimple in the top of the tie, it's even better sounding.

[@dcaudioyxe]

Step 1. Clean your fingernails. lol

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That actually doesn't effect the overall technique surprisingly 😂