I recently did the sound design for a piece my lecturer handed me, we had to re-record the entire audio for the film footage. Providing Foley and other types of sounds to suit the piece.
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| I used my Rode nt2a to record outdoor ambiance |
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| Here is my legendary Rode nt2a! |
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| Another shot of it in my garden |
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| I recorded ambiance at various points of the garden |
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| At the back of my studio |
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| I tried recording some engine noise from this Muck Truck which could have been outdoor roadworks for the scene |
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| Recording the Muck Truck of greatness |
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| I had to make sure I got the right sounding door squeek and manipulated it with EQ |
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| The living legend!!!!! |
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| I happen to have quite a squeeky door in my studio |
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| Some Foley work here, footsteps |
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| I love my Rode nt2a! Such a great mic |
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| Foley at work |
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| It is a rather sexual microphone |
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| I used my granddads old briefcase for this sound |
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| I used a Figure of eight polar pattern and it worked beautifully! |
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| I am in love with my nt2a!!!!!! (it does look rather gorgeous) |
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| I used it to record the Foley of my suit being stroked (sensually I might at, I do love my suit) |
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| My Marshall Class 5 head and my Rode nt2a living in harmony |
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| A job well done deserves a nice Pizza from Stockton at the end of the day |
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