Capturing tunnel exhaust sound

[PistnRods]

Well since I live in Chicago, anyone that has seen Batman knows I have access to a pretty long stretch of tunnel to blast through. When I roll through it, my GoPro doesn't really capture the amazing braaaaappage. I have a Yoshi so it's not the quiet stocker. Running the basic set-up with a mic taped to the inside chin bar by my mouth. I do have a bunch of other mounts that I would put on the exterior of the bike...but then the wind noise? Anyone done a good blow through of a tunnel with good audio on a GoPro?

 

[dandoolittle]

I've used a kithen sponge cut in half, velcro to under the tail

Sounded awesome but deleted the video

 

[hungabustavlogs]

Under the tail seems like it would be the place to put it

 

[TheGriffiss]

I've used a kithen sponge cut in half, velcro to under the tail

Sounded awesome but deleted the video

THAT IS A AWSOME IDEA!!! DOING THAT TONIGHT!!

 

[Arctic Pride]

make sure you use a pretty good chunk of sound deadening as Dan stated, the reverb is going to be nuts at WOT

 

[CBRHoonigan]

Theres also a company called deadcat who specialise in sound deadening, look at the royaljordanians videos clear as day

 

[Arctic Pride]

I think Accidental Broadcast used to (still does?) make some mic wind blockers...i forget the name of the product though

 

[dandoolittle]

Did you get any decent results?

 

[PistnRods]

I'm still tackling how to snake the wires and mount the cam. Something about sticky tape cam on the swing arm and 3 feet of wire near the chain and wheel makes me nervous LOL.

 

[dandoolittle]

I'm still tackling how to snake the wires and mount the cam. Something about sticky tape cam on the swing arm and 3 feet of wire near the chain and wheel makes me nervous LOL.

I wouldn't mount a cam on the swing arm, you'll get jello real bad