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Re: ORTF with Hypers???
« Reply #30 on: February 26, 2008, 03:30:50 PM »
Someone needs to start a thread on Stereophonic Zoom. I want to try it out, but I'd like some general feedback first.
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Re: ORTF with Hypers???
« Reply #31 on: February 27, 2008, 07:07:35 AM »
All mics, angles and distances are legal, as long as you get pleasing results...

I have even used hypers with a Jecklin disc, it happened to have mic suspensions attached at the moment. Childrens choir in a slightly too revibrant studio. Worked fine, if not "by the book".  Angle was about 60 deg.

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I've taken to labeling ORTF as 17cm@110º cardioid
DIN, labeled as 20cm@90º cardioid
DIN-A as 17cm@90º cardioid
XY as XY90º, XY100º etc.
wild ass guesses = 15"@50º cardioid, 12"@70º
baffled cards etc.


did I mention tht I used dual membrane LD's and a j-disc baffle with excellent, stunning results?
we were told that can't be done either.

Moke - what were you recording when you used "dual membrane LD's and a j-disc baffle"?  Were you running omnis or something else?

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Re: ORTF with Hypers???
« Reply #32 on: February 27, 2008, 05:22:41 PM »
All mics, angles and distances are legal, as long as you get pleasing results...

I have even used hypers with a Jecklin disc, it happened to have mic suspensions attached at the moment. Childrens choir in a slightly too revibrant studio. Worked fine, if not "by the book".  Angle was about 60 deg.

QFT

I've taken to labeling ORTF as 17cm@110º cardioid
DIN, labeled as 20cm@90º cardioid
DIN-A as 17cm@90º cardioid
XY as XY90º, XY100º etc.
wild ass guesses = 15"@50º cardioid, 12"@70º
baffled cards etc.


did I mention tht I used dual membrane LD's and a j-disc baffle with excellent, stunning results?
we were told that can't be done either.

Moke - what were you recording when you used "dual membrane LD's and a j-disc baffle"?  Were you running omnis or something else?



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Re: ORTF with Hypers???
« Reply #33 on: February 28, 2008, 01:51:45 AM »
Why would the size ot the mic affect the diameter of the baffle? The baffle is supposed to represent the human head, yes? Baby mics, baby's head?

 

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