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Episode 7: Fixed Up 5 String

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Ricky starts off this month's show talking about sharing things with you. That being the ethical part of recording. The purpose of the tally light is discussed. Ricky also loves the built in privacy of his newest field audio recorder. He then talks about his technique for alerting those on set, that he's recording. What is that sound? Do you hear that? Ricky explains. Adding a jet engine to your project is always a good idea. He then talks about creative ways to capture real sounds for your project and the production process. Practice patience and you'll be fine. Ricky talks about thinking ahead when packing your gear for a project to be prepared for technical bugs. Talking about this with you reminded Ricky of a memory of geeking out in a TV sports production and satellite uplink truck. This was a good example of preparing for anything: 80,000 lbs worth of prep specifically. Ricky then talks about his method of capturing on-set sound so that nothing is missed. What the heck is a shotgun mic? Ricky finally talks about his surprisingly and fortunately, non-stinky experience in North Georgia. Thanks for listening everyone and check out the YouTube channel: http://youtube.com/@rickyharrismedia

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