Re: Mic Terminology

Subject:	Re: Mic Terminology
From:	Walter Knapp <>
Date:	Tue, 15 Feb 2005 18:09:24 -0500

From: Lang Elliott <>

> 
> Great summary, Klas! What you say is what I've experienced in my own
> experimentation.

I would agree as well, pretty much what I've found. A good general rule.

My recording at night frequently has me in the owl recording situation.

Walt




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