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RE: We can't hardly control for that ourselves, can we?

Posted by Inmate51 on August 6, 2012 at 23:47:53:
"I'll be learning about the ORTF array for a while, then IF I can afford a mixer a pair of omnis coincident with each cardioid. Later still I'd like to try M-S technique. Requires a Figure 8 and one cardioid, same make / series IIRC - or a matching omni and a figure 8. And a portable dematrixer - given that I'll be wanting to check the balance on phones. and for post production to L & R. "

That is excellent!!!!

Just know that this has been researched/studied for quite a long time. You would do well to look for articles and papers on the topic.

Still, it's always good when a student pursues the basics of recording, and I hope that you will bring something new to the topic!!