Recording In Moving Vehicle

codyman · 29th December 2007

I know this is more of a music-centric forum, but I have a production question.

I usually do only post production sound design, however am helping out a buddy with his short which involves two characters in a moving vehicle in a heated discussion.

What would be the best way to record this (equipment and placement wise)? Also, any pointers / tips to make the production audio clean (and thus also less work for me as I am also doing the post sound on it)?

-Noodles- · 29th December 2007

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Originally Posted by codyman

I know this is more of a music-centric forum, but I have a production question.

I usually do only post production sound design, however am helping out a buddy with his short which involves two characters in a moving vehicle in a heated discussion.

What would be the best way to record this (equipment and placement wise)? Also, any pointers / tips to make the production audio clean (and thus also less work for me as I am also doing the post sound on it)?

Use a boundary mic on the dashboard?

Wavebourn · 30th December 2007

I think a sharp HPF is essential, to cut of frequencies below 100 Hz.

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codyman Gear interested Joined: Dec 2007 Posts: 2 Thread Starter 1 Review written	Recording In Moving Vehicle I know this is more of a music-centric forum, but I have a production question. I usually do only post production sound design, however am helping out a buddy with his short which involves two characters in a moving vehicle in a heated discussion. What would be the best way to record this (equipment and placement wise)? Also, any pointers / tips to make the production audio clean (and thus also less work for me as I am also doing the post sound on it)?

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Wavebourn Lives for gear Joined: Aug 2006 Location: Walnut Creek, CA Posts: 2,065	I think a sharp HPF is essential, to cut of frequencies below 100 Hz.