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Gear / Technical Help => Microphones & Setup => Topic started by: Cactus on March 31, 2004, 12:45:15 PM
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hey now , i had a quick question , i was curious the proper way to mount mics on an adjustable vert bar.. i tried mounting them both on top and when attempting xy they hit each other unless you point 1 slightly down.. now i currently have 1 mic on top and the other mounted "upside down" , and this works fine , how does this affect technique as far as xy or ortf , im debating on both for tonite and didnt know if the distance between the 2 affecting anything.. ok sorry for the ramble peace
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hey now , this is one from micsupply, similar to the adjustable 1 that soncsense sells, it pivots on the 2 mounting nuts and then as the 5/8 adapters on both ends, i just flipped 1 upside down and mounted it that way, so as far as xy or ortf , for x/y the capsules should be crossing but very close and ortf the capsule get spread , is this correct , tonite's my first gig so i have all the good jitters ..
peace and thanks
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hey now , this is one from micsupply, similar to the adjustable 1 that soncsense sells, it pivots on the 2 mounting nuts and then as the 5/8 adapters on both ends, i just flipped 1 upside down and mounted it that way, so as far as xy or ortf , for x/y the capsules should be crossing but very close and ortf the capsule get spread , is this correct , tonite's my first gig so i have all the good jitters ..
peace and thanks
this does not sound like a vert bar to me...sounds more like this....:
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hey now , yea you got it right , im using the wrong terminoly , its actually an adjustable t-bar not vert bar, sorry , my confusion is determining the proper spacing , how can you tell the 90 - 120 degree differences , everything looks 90 to me , please excuse my ignorance peace now
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..well i guess if im running hypercards ortf is pointless anyway sooo we shall see how it goes , ill be running about 15-20 ft from the stage in a porrly laid out venue, the stage is almost cady-corned , and the stacks aim very off center .. peace now
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If your mics look like this: |_ then its a 90 degree angle. If it looks like this: \_ Then its closer to 120 degrees... more like 135 degrees.
When in doubt, bust out the protractor! ;)