So from time to time, I find it useful to use piezos for something, usually for input transduction (ie. as a contact mic). In these cases, I find myself improvising some sort of setup using alligator clips and spare audio jacks, which can be flimsy at best.
Tonight I decided to hack up a stereo cable and make a dual piezo for my Zoom H2, as I am planning to do some recording that might involve different surfaces and other lovely sounding items in the near future. Simple stuff, I know, but it's effective.
1 comments:
you should put them in plastic like so, http://www.seeyouinsleep.com/blog/2009/10/15/new-homemade-hydrophone.html to make them last longer.
cant wait to hear what you do, id love to colab with you on a field recording project.
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