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Sometimes you have to take your wind protection to a whole new level with outside clipped mics. I finally had the chance to use them on some chefs outside on a farm the other week to back up my thoughts with real world scenearioes.

These are very effective compared to

This question comes from Nathan Romer Audio = "Any advice for dealing with hairy chests and bad material? wool, silk, etc..."

Many focus on the lavalier its self but with that usually being in a mount of some kind it's generally the cable that can become and issue and

This is a question from Alejandro Reyes = "I have a question about protecting transmitter and lavalier mics in rain what's the best method for this?"

There are several ways that I have heard of and tested some:

Transmitters

You can completely cover and actually make completely water proof

This is in regards to using 2 or more different types of lavalier brands for the same shot or interview. The ones I currently own are Sanken Cos-11d and DPA 4071 with the higher presence boost.

This is taken from a live hangout I did on Youtube:

I typically don't

I should start out by defining "Snot" for those not familiar with the english expression for the stuff that is in your nose usually referred to as boogies or boogers.

This is very useful as a kind of mouldable rubber adesive to help reduce radio microphone rustle and