Hi Paul J--
Thanks for conducting the comparison and putting it together for us
on line. I find it very informative.
I wanted to be able to listen to the samples closely juxtaposed and
blind. In case others want to try this:
(1) QuickTime Movie comparing clips from the two rigs for viewing
with a web browser:
http://snipurl.com/utdv0 (8mb) Requires QuickTime
(2) QuickTime Movie comparing clips from the two rigs for downloading
and viewing with QuickTime. MPPEG Streamclip or most other Media
players. http://tinyurl.com/ygm8otf (8mb .zip)
I posted the ID for the clips in the comment area here:
http://diystereoboundarymics.blogspot.com/2010/03/jacobson-skeoch-sass-and-=
diy-parallel.html
Rob D.
At 10:30 AM +1100 3/13/10, Paul Jacobson wrote:
>Hi Paul
>
>I wrote a short article on a side by side comparison recording of
>SASS and parallel boundary rigs which was published in the December
>2008 issue of AudioWings (Vol 11, No. 2). The recordings were made
>by Andrew Skeoch and myself in late 2008. The comparison was done
>with our rigs set up side by side with around 2 metres spacing.
>There was minimal post processing done - gain was matched and it
>looks like a 50hz high pass filter was applied.
>
>Reading the article again and listening to the recordings I'm not
>sure I would have made the same comments. There are lots of
>variables at play in the comparison but it might give you an idea of
>some of the differences in presentation between SASS and headspaced
>parallel boundary array.
>
>I'm in the process of reworking the design of the AWSRG site at the
>moment and haven't finalised the format for online journal articles
>so you'll have to excuse the presentation and rough edges.
>
><http://www.awsrg.org.au/audiowings/vol11/no2/notes-two-stereo-rigs>http:/=
/www.awsrg.org.au/audiowings/vol11/no2/notes-two-stereo-rigs
>
>cheers
>Paul
>
>On 12/03/2010, at 10:25 AM, "thesilverloon"
><<paulshopis%40iinet.net.au>> wrote:
>
>> Thanks David,
>> Its my intention to use twin AT4022 mics with the Sony PCM M-10
>>and the Art Phantom 11 power supply. I would like to build a spaced
>>timber baffle, to mount the mics. Are you able to tell me on the
>>rig that you used, the distance between the mics, and the setback
>>from the leading edge?
>> I realize that there are many variations out there, but being non
>>tech I have to start some where. If anyone else in this group has
>>built similar, please feel free to respond. One last question. What
>>is the audio difference between the above and using the AT4022's in
>>a modified Crown SASS unit?
>>
>> Many Thanks,
>>
> > Paul
>
--
"While a picture is worth a thousand words, a
sound is worth a thousand pictures." R. Murray Schafer via Bernie Krause
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