Hello again RO. Been an eventful and long time since I've been back here. I finally opened my studio, Vibrations Recordings in September of last year with so much incredible support from so many great folks here for the last 17 years or more!.
Hello All,
New here but been doing this since the 300 Baud days of BBS'es
(So probably know some of you cats!)
I can't find or remember where I posted a similar thread so I'll just throw this one in for giggles. I was seeking info on some other subject when google sent me to AKG and I found the page good enough to link here for some of the beginners to large/small ensemble acoustic recording.
The subject of mic arrays comes up quite a bit or is implied in many of the responses to questions here at RO. Here is a vid of what appears to be a custom built Decca Tree with extra attachment points. Posting this vid is not an endorsement of any mic pictured or advocating using that many microphones all the time/as a universal application.
I posted on this board a while back about what equipment to use to locate a singing bird within a microphone array. I purchased stand alone units from wildlifeacoustics.com to do everything I need (omnidirectional mics, gps for time syncing, and sd card for .wav file storage). We are going to have a total of 6 microphones.
Hi,
I am going to start off by saying I am a pHD student in evolutionary biology, so my knowledge of acoustics and what not are minimal at this point. I am enrolled in an engineering noise control class this semester to fix that.
This is a partially condensed version of Tony Andrew's PLASA dissertation on point source vs line array technology.
Check it out: Download Now
Peace Lowdown
I am trying to decide on a harddrive arrangement for my new DAW setup.
I originally thought about this:
1x WD 250GB for applications/installations/OS
2x WD 250GB for Samples/Library running in a RAID 1?
2x WD 750GB for Session/Project files running in a RAID 1?
First, let me apologise for hogging posts by posting two in a row but I am on holidays.
I have been doing mid side recording now for some time in a variety of contexts (foley, recording ensembles, choir) and using a variety of mic set ups. Usually I am using Sennheiser. MHH40/30 with rather loose middle provided by the MKH40. I like this technique.
hello,
I want to build an array of mics for direccional detection of acoustical signal about 6-10 meters from the sound source
What are the most direccional shotguns you know of ?
Regards
ADORE
