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digital mics...
phriendlyguy:
i saw neumanns digital mic at the NAMM show this last round, and i was currious if anyone had used them in in tyhe studio, or field? are these things even out? it was sick you could change the pattern but a click of a mouse.
Bri:
I heard about this one, glad you got to see it at the show! Beyer has had one out since 2001 but I dont think it ever caught on for tapers. I havent heard it either. Is just the pattern digitally controlable or is the output AES or something. Great, now we'll have to bring 3 laptops to the show. ;)
Bri
the beyer
http://www.beyerdynamic.com/pdf/mcd100.pdf
the neumann |(please protect your keyboard from subsequent drooling...)
http://www.neumannusa.com/
Tim:
Now I've got to go dig through the old magazine pile. Someone did a great story on these mics after NAMM last year. I think it was EQ. I'm pretty sure the mics output digitally :)
Schoeps has a system whereby you can model the polar pattern too although it is not digital...
Fun toys for when we hit the lottery!
Tim
phriendlyguy:
you know i didn't quite get a chance to read all the details. it would make sense to have a AES out, otherwise you would be standard XLR out which would throw an analog link into the mix. i dont think you would be able to change the pattern on the computer screen through an analog connection, just doesn't make sense. as far as i can remember it came out of the mic into a box, or router type thing and into the laptop. i would assume that box would be a power supply for the mics as well as a signal processor. i know i have an info sheet somewhere in my piles of mess, around my house. try to find out more info for us all to drool over.
phriendlyguy:
those beyers look pretty crazy. this opens up a whole slew of questions. on with the research.
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