Subject: | Re: Decca Tree? |
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From: | "Kim Cascone" anechoicmedia |
Date: | Tue Aug 26, 2008 9:39 pm ((PDT)) |
> As to how it has works in the field, I have generally been happy using > a two mic spaced omni array, which is essentially what a decca tree > is. OK from my understanding of what a Decca Tree is it is essentially three omnis placed at the end points of two back to back right angles http://tinyurl.com/5qz88d so for example, the distance of A & B & C from x is '1 unit' distance thus the distance between A&B would be '2*unit' distance C | A--------x--------B all three mics are omni's in a Decca Tree but there has been experimentation with mics other than omni's being used in the middle position such as an M-S mic so I'm wondering if anyone has taken an actual Decca Tree rig out into nature and made recordings? |
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