Cabling Lavalier Microphones. Video Skills - reducing crackles and interference.

Training from the Institute of Videography IOV Videoskills course How to make sure your lavalier cable does not pick up noise or become damaged or pulled. Anchoring the cable and mic. Strain relief loop. Broadcast loop. Anchoring extension cables with a spring clip. Stopping crackles from 3.5mm lack plugs. Tape v locking jack plugs. Anchoring cable to equipment. Anchoring to recorder or camera with cheap cable clips. Tethering with a rubber band. Avoiding transmitter interference on lab cables - using a better extension cable. See also IOV Video Skills - The Institute of Videography www.iov.uk 00:07 Introduction 00:28 - Tie clip strain and Broadcast loop 01:38 - Anchoring Lav extension cables 02:32 - Solving 3.5mm jack crackles 03:52 - Solving crackles on equipment connections 04:52 - Rubber band tethering to transmitter or recorder 05:20 - Stopping interference from Transmitters 06:03 - Windup - next time microphone capsules for lab mics. This is one of a series of short videos produced for the Institute of Videography to help you understand and improve your video and audio recording skills. The Institute of Videography is a non-profit organisation run by members for members, established to promote professionalism in video production. Open to people of all levels wishing to improve their video skills with on-line training and a recognised qualification. See https://iov.uk/course/iov-approved-tr...