The mic you use will affect the quality and sound of the audio for your digital film project. The in-camera mic is usually not enough, so you'll need to buy some extras. But which ones are the best, and how to use them?
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Set up a wireless microphone for sound recording
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Create a zero budget sound dubbing studio
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Build your own functional boom microphone
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Properly use Boom Mics for film making
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Add voice-over to videos
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Record Outdoor Audio
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Use a Marantz digital audio recorder
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Record Great Voice-over Dialogue with an iPhone
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Build a bass or sound trap
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Hide a Lav Mic
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Make a boom pole for $15
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Get high-quality sound on the Canon 5D with a recorder and passive attenuator
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Improve the sound of your digital camcorder
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Add sound effects to a filmed neck snapping
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Create zero budget horror sound effects
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Record foley sound basics
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Find sound effects on the Internet for your film
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Get better voice overs for your amateur film making
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Choose a lavalier microphone to produce videos
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Make a microphone boom at home
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Make your own Boom Pole for recording sound in your film
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Make a microphone boom at home
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Record Great Voice-over Dialogue with an iPhone
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Manipulate the audio clips in Final Cut Pro using keyframes
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Improve the sound for your low budget movies without a wireless mic
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Get high-quality sound on the Canon 5D with a recorder and passive attenuator
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Capture audio when shooting video
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Improve sound for digital home movies
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Make your own microphone blimp
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Build your own functional boom microphone
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Keep a mic stand neat and safe
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Tape down a cable correctly
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Coil a cable correctly
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Improve your moviemaking music and sound skills
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Record sound properly with the right microphone
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Record proper sound levels on a digital camcorder
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Set up a wireless microphone for sound recording
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Add sound effects to a filmed neck snapping
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Use a Marantz digital audio recorder
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