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Jeeze Manny,
Whadaywant!? Some phase cancellation, some off-axis aberrations. And in answer to your last question, everything influences everything.
Ty
Very good instructional video. Also, un conspicuously observed I guess, which Mr. Ford did not explain
was the "telephony" voice quality in between "mic changes". Is that phase cancellation? On this, how far
should the distance be between mics to av…
Great video.
12:28
My idea was to demonstrate the way the four most basic mics used in video production sound in a real environment. I explain what's going on and you can hear it as I talk about it.
I could write pages and pages about it and still not be as effective…
That's a pretty neat mic; with all the directionality and EQ. As with most ribbons, not too much on the top end. I haven't tried it as a room mic yet. Something new to try.
Close. :) Although I do have one, what you're looking at is an AEA R84 from Wes Dooley.
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- At 2:12pm on December 24, 2008,
Jeffrey S. Wexler • CinemaSound said…
- Thanks for finding this and joining up. As you may have guessed, I am experimenting again with Internet stuff, this time on the model of social networking --- maybe it can be thought of as Facebook for sound people or something. Anyway, it is certainly true that there is a lot more possibilities here than within the confines of my forum based Discussion Group. We'll see how it goes (I will keep both going for sure).
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