So they're saying it's hard to 'aim' the mics in a large zepplin? I
have the Rycote stereo zepp, the largest one they make, it's still
pretty clear which way to aim them, I honestly don't think this is
much of an issue. As long as the zepp has 'some' directionality to
the way it looks, it'll be fine. I can see if they were all just in a
large round sphere or something, but it's not really an issue with
any zepps I've ever seen
On Apr 10, 2007, at 8:19 PM, Danny Meltzer wrote:
> ...basically 'aiming' I believe.
>
> Anyway in a discussion with Rycote I asked about using a Zeppelin that
> is much bigger than the mic and was told this:
>
> "[a] lot of space between the
> front of the shield and the entry to the microphone itself - this
> causes potential cueing issues."
>
> Maybe it's really no issue, and they were just trying to make the case
> for buying specific kits for every mic you have.
>
> For nature recording perhaps 'aiming' doesn't carry the same gravity
> as in dialogue recording.
>
> Danny
>
> --- In "Rich Peet" <>
> wrote:
> >
> > What is cueing issues?
> >
> > --- In "Danny Meltzer"
> > <dannymeltzer@> wrote:
> >
> > ...
> >
> > But also too much
> > > space can be bad, causing cueing issues.
> > >
> > > Danny
> >
>
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