Was this a traditional windmill i.e. historic or a new turbien and how close were you when recorded? There is an underlying low pitch; is that the ineternal machinery? I have a project for a new (old style wiundmill to produec electricity and need to prove it makes litle noise. Can you help me? - Alan
"did you protect somehow the microphone?" Yes, on the one hand i prefer omni - mics, which are less sensitive for wind in general. On the other hand I used a simple foam windshield and pulled socks over them. Furthermore the wind was not so strong as it sounds like - it was almost at midnight.
...I'm working in a piece that try to explain the dialog that now days exists between industry and nature. your file is good ! I know how difficult is to have a clear sound when you have all this air around.
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@Alan, it is a new one. I was standing a few meters away with my car the "wings" were moving above me.
Was this a traditional windmill i.e. historic or a new turbien and how close were you when recorded?
There is an underlying low pitch; is that the ineternal machinery? I have a project for a new (old style wiundmill to produec electricity and need to prove it makes litle noise. Can you help me? - Alan
.. ohh sorry, this recording was made a daytime. The other one at midnight.
"did you protect somehow the microphone?"
Yes, on the one hand i prefer omni - mics, which are less sensitive for wind in general. On the other hand I used a simple foam windshield and pulled socks over them. Furthermore the wind was not so strong as it sounds like - it was almost at midnight.
...I'm working in a piece that try to explain the dialog that now days exists between industry and nature.
your file is good ! I know how difficult is to have a clear sound when you have all this air around.
did you protect somehow the microphone?
thank's from barcelona
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