I posted a video tutorial recently on MelAclaro.com about using a digital voice recorder as a proxy for a wireless microphone. It's a practical (read that: inexpensive) technique when recording those videos where you want the flexibility to walk around but don't want to (shouldn't) rely on your camera's built-in microphone to capture your talking head.
I mean, if you've ever tried to record yourself in a room when you're more than about 3 feet away from your camera, then you know the problem with degraded / crappy sound. As I mentioned in the post about the Poor Man's Microphone, you can actually survive suffering degraded video quality, but if the audio's too out of wack, you're sunk.
Check out the video above. Then if you want more notes about putting it to work for yourself, head over to this post about the Poor Man's Microphone.
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