At the Mercy Brothers the other day, I ran both the AKG 460 ck61 (Point at Stack, 17 cm split) and HM1000 ck32 (Point at stack, 3' split), ROC, stand 12' high, may be 100' from stage, and into a DR-680. Only normalization applied. First time running DR-680. Files of the same song can be found at:
https://soundcloud.com/jimmiec/sets/akg-461-and-ck32-comparison1) mercy.brothers-2013.05.17-akg461-01.13-rise.devil.rise.flac - only AKG461.
2) mercy.brothers-2013.05.17-akg461-ck32-01.13-rise.devil.rise.flac - realtime mix of AKG461 and ck32.
3) mercy.brothers-2013.05.17-akgck32-01.13-rise.devil.rise.flac - only ck32.
4) mercy.brothers-2013.05.17-remix-akg461-ck32-01.13-rise.devil.rise.flac - post-processing - mixed AKG461 and ck32 with increased gain of the AKG461 (cardioid stereo).
5) mercy.brothers-2013.05.17-remix-akg461mono-ck32-01.13-rise.devil.rise.flac - post-processing - mixed AKG461 and ck32 with increased gain of the AKG461 and mono both right and left (summed the left and right cardioids).
6) mercy.brothers-2013.05.17-remix-akg461right-ck32-01.13-rise.devil.rise.flac - post-processing - mixed AKG461 and ck32 with increased gain of the AKG461 with the right channel panned to center and left channel mic muted (left channel mic left out of mix).
I mostly want to hear what the ck32 sounded like and if worth keeping. It was also interesting to mix the two sets of mics.
Topic: AKG 460 ck61 and HM1000 ck32 comparison (Read 1703 times)