I have used both the supplied lav mic and Røde GO lav mics with the Zoom F2, but I get no audio using the Sony ECM-322BMP.

The Sony ECM-322BMP has a 3.5mm TRS, so similar to the lav mics, even with a locking connector similar to the supplied mic.

I wonder if it is a pinout issue, so the Tip-Ring-Sleeve is different on the Sony vs Zoom/Røde?

This is probably a really stupid question but I'm just getting started with this and I have a pretty tight budget. I was curious as to weather I could get away with using a cheap lavalier microphone from Amazon to mic a sax, trumpet, or trombone. Could one of these mics handle this or would it overload the mic as it's not exactly made for that?

Hi gang,
Like a few knows, I started to offer video services along with audio recording.
I'm working on a few projects but the one that gives me a bit of challenge is an interview recording.

Hi all,

I'm a video producer who needs to learn more about recording sound in a specific production.

It won't be long before we are using an iphone to record 32 tracks . How long do you think before this happens?

check out another iphone product from RODE mic.

Looking to reduce the level of sound into a lavalier mic by physical means, NOT via an audio pad.
It's an EBay bought iPhone mic which is very sensitive, good quality but the capsule is easily overloaded. Figured that some sort of physical barrier would be best. Appreciate any ideas.
Thanks

Everyone:
I'm looking for a wireless lavalier mic for documentary recording (and an additional wired lav mic too). I'm on a very tight budget, yet I'm still after the best quality.

Any recommendations?

Or am I looking for unobtainium?

Thanks.

I am using 3,4 Sennheiser ew 100 g2 with sanken cos11 capsule, i want something with more powerful (more then 25 mw) and with receiver diversity, relialable and with a better sound, my budget is 1000 -1500$ i want to use it as lavalier and as tx rx to send audio from my mixer/recorder to camera.

any suggestion is welcome.

I'm having a serious audio recording problem using two Sennheiser MKE 2 lavalier mics in close proximity. Here's the situation. My wife and I are recording a live video broadcast. We sit directly next to each other facing a video camera. There's only about 6 inches between our chairs. I speak very loudly. She speaks very quietly. Both mics are going into a Mackie Onyx mixer.

A type of miniature microphone that is usually worn fastened to clothing or hung around the neck. Designed for situations where a microphone would be obtrusive, such as film sets or TV talk shows, the microphone is typically made with a steep high pass filter to reduce noise generated from the microphone moving against clothing. Also know as a clip-on or lapel microphone.