Topic: Help with mics for field music and ambience

[idelgas]

Very true. I hope to be the exception to the rule.

In the meantime there is a private blog setup that will have updates on the trip, so if anyone is interested in checking it out PM and ill give you the info.

[idelgas]

There are similar threads to this one where people are inquiring what to take to a remote jungle/desert/topical island/war zone to record ambience and music and everybody gives recommendations, but we don't hear back from the person who opened the thread to tell everyone how it went.

After you get back safe and sound, will you let us know how everything worked out and maybe provide some samples?

So its been a very long time since I posted this, but better late than never. I went on the trip and everything went smoothly. Some challenges along the way but overall the rig worked fine.

After all that, post production on the film was finished last week and ready to be shown. So if anybody is still interested in seeing the finished product feel free to PM me and ill send you a link to the finished film.

In the meantime check out esperando.cc

Thanks to all for the help.

Andres

[Gutbucket]

Great to hear.  So what equiment did you end up using? Any words of wisdom from the experience gained? Things you would have done differently?

The film looks very interesting. Mr. Moons cinematography and other filmed music projects look gorgeous in the Vimeo clips.  Their are a couple organizations in Miami who promote and feature both live music and film of this genre, as well as a large Columbian population.  If interested I'll send you their names & contact info if it might help promote the finished project.