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Thank you. The simplest answer and probably the best approach. I'm going to try to separate the microphones,a bit of a distance,, but they will be ose enough. I'm nust playing with a theory. And I appreciate your time. Now, time to go out and fail, learn, fail, learn. But this is a good start. Have a great day.
This text is so small I cannot read this on my phone. Sorry about grammar.
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I am about to experiment with recording small waves and I have two Zoom H1N recorders. I don't have external mics as I am just starting out with this nature recording project. I am planning to separate each recorder and not have them side by side. Aside from that...
It would be easier If I have two microphones going into the same recording device, I know. But funds are limited and I'm just trying to see if I can use what I have.
When I put the two audio tracks, one from each device, into Audio Director, would you recommend that I make each one into mono tracks first? or can I make each one its on track and have one lean to the right with the balance and the other to the left on the mixing board? Could having two separate recordings, each with a left and right channel help me to produce a 5.1 track?
Thanks for your help,
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