I Am Really Struggling To Get Quality Audio! Advice Needed Please!

[Ramblin']

So to go with my last post, I've embedded my last video SKIP TO 4m7s for the relevant info. the 1st clip I'm going 110km/h (68mph) and the one after I'm accelerating up to 100km/h (62mph) that is all with the setup I put earlier (with a Shoe Hornet X2) Hopefully this can help you Mr R Rider Sir!

I don't use the boom mic that came with my sena - can I just plug it into the adapter i have for the 3.5mm to gopro?

 

[MiGlyRides]

can I just plug it into the adapter i have for the 3.5mm to gopro?

No you will need a 2.5mm to 3.5mm adapter, I have one set up and it works fine (I do tape the connector together so it can't wiggle loose)

 

[FiveOhBait]

The gopro audio adapters are friggin cheap on amazon. Go big, get the gold plated one lol. That's what I did. I don't have to tape mine though, pretty snug fit.

 

[Redmonkey]

I just doubled up on the foam covers, think mines ok?

 

[DirtyVlogs]

I kinda have the same problem I have a mini lapel mic and my exhaust is all I get I don't have a chin wind canceling thing that might be my problem and help for me would also be wonderful

 

[RidingWRon]

So, I've only tried one mic setup, but I have a wired mic from a SENA bluetooth kit in mine. I have the same issue with the chin area being really close to my face, so no room to work. The SENA mic is flat like a watch battery and comes with velcro to attach it. I've got mine right in the front next to the air vent. I get 0 wind noise. My main issue is that it picks up my sniffles, which I apparently have a lot of.

I did have to custom wire the mic to connect to the GoPro though as it came with a proprietary plug. So, it's not a PnP solution.

You never find out how you breath or sniff or cough until everything is recorded. I have had many comments that I should not be riding because I breath to heavy or that I am always wore out. When in fact the mic was just in the place where it picked up my breath.