Can someone tell me the difference?
Thanks.
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3cm
the non-smartass response
DINa 90 @ 17cm
DIN 90 @ 20cm
Thanks, Fozzy.
I was looking around, but couldn't find it.
:)
personally, i think its much more the angle than the 3cm spacing that you can hear a big difference!
Quote from: Bean on March 08, 2005, 03:00:31 AM
personally, i think its much more the angle than the 3cm spacing that you can hear a big difference!
I'm not following you, Bean . . . ?
Quote from: Josephine on March 08, 2005, 03:19:04 AM
Quote from: Bean on March 08, 2005, 03:00:31 AM
personally, i think its much more the angle than the 3cm spacing that you can hear a big difference!
I'm not following you, Bean . . . ?
DINa 90 @ 17cm
DIN 90 @ 20cm
which angle?
Quote from: John R on March 08, 2005, 04:03:02 AM
Quote from: Josephine on March 08, 2005, 03:19:04 AM
Quote from: Bean on March 08, 2005, 03:00:31 AM
personally, i think its much more the angle than the 3cm spacing that you can hear a big difference!
I'm not following you, Bean . . . ?
DINa 90 @ 17cm
DIN 90 @ 20cm
which angle?
Typical usage:
DINA = hypers
DIN = cards
Though I've run DIN hypers plenty of times and think it sounds mighty fine.
it really depends on how close your...the hold can be exaggerated if the L/R sides have not had a chance to "converge" so to speak
Quote from: raoulduke on March 08, 2005, 10:02:57 AM
is it right to assume the smaller the room, the smaller the spacing, or should DINA be as minimum as I should go with my MGs?
not necessarily....what you are shooting for is some rejection with the mics, makes for a more natural sound....now I have learned through trial and error that for some rooms, I want to reduce that angle because the 90 degrees picks up boomy echo's....trial and error is really the best way to figure out what a certain room characteristics are
Ya, I find that when Im farther back I like to use hypers in DINA, like in the section at a shed or a balcony at a theatre, cause sometimes I feel like Im just taping the walls :P When Im a little closer like at a club I like hypers DIN.
I use DINA for stealth.
it seems to be the best fitting config to setup in a Kangol.
it also works pretty well if you can't get to the sweet spot and run ORTF since there is a narrower angle.
i could hear more of a difference in angle rather than the 3cm spacing
Quote from: Bean on March 09, 2005, 01:02:59 AM
i could hear more of a difference in angle rather than the 3cm spacing
??? Ok Bean, you've got me confused. There is no difference in angle between DIN and DINa -- both use a 90* angle. Only difference between the two is the 3cm difference in spacing, 20cm vs 17cm. Are you just talking about in general you hear more of a difference between different patterns that use different angles compared to patterns that differ only in spacing of a few centimeters?
Yeah, I think that's what he means.
Ok, gotchya, thanks. :)
yues, i just mean in general, i can hear more of a diff in angle rather than a small spacing, like 3cm :)
It all becomes clear . . . . ;)
Quote from: O-dog on March 18, 2005, 09:15:42 PM
Geezzz Bean, I thought you were speekin' English ;D
I'm with ya... first thing I do is eyeball an angle that will help if it's going to be chatty, then try to get some separation... then go for a beer :P Basicly I don't get too excited one way or the other but do try to determine which set up I end up with. Din'ish, NOS'ish, ORTF'ish...
exactly odog, 'ish' being the key suffix ;D