Rich Peet wrote:
> I am not convinced that minidisc's cut lows much at all.
>
> I am more convinced since no one discounted my consumer md recording
> showing a wave at 1/2 cycle this month
>
> On high frequencies it does cut some. Those being the ones you can
> not hear as a person.
>
> I found the most pleasant wind sound recordings I have made being
> stereo with mics at 50 foot separation. A sample was posted a couple
> months ago but I don't even know if the link is still active. I only
> remove those links as I need space for new sample posts. I think the
> thread was something like "wide separation stereo".
>
> Rich Peet
If the lows are cut I'd expect that it's done deliberately with a
filter. If they did not bother with a filter, then at least some is
going to get through.
As I noted, even a system that filters out below a certain frequency can
still have higher frequencies modulated by the low ones. I expect a lot
of what's getting through is in that category.
I remember something about such a sample. I don't save most of them
after listening, so don't have it on disk here.
I'm having fun seeing what I find in the low end with the SASS MKH-110.
Not all of it comes out nice, but it is different to work with. Seems to
be a lot of ground effects in there, my high tripod gives a fair difference=
.
Walt
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