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Subject: | [Nature Recordists] Inexpensive M/S setup for experimentation? |
From: | Steve Duncan <> |
It seems like the barriers to making one's own stereo boundary mic out of capsules are fairly low - sites like Rob D's & Curt O's cover the basic concepts, and the components are inexpensive and fairly easy to find. But = for M/S it seems much less simple, which got me thinking - what would be the easiest/cheapest way to experiment with M/S, starting with a handheld recor= der and no mics? What are the options? The cardioid part seems the easiest - there are several choices. There is a= t least one free plugin for decoding M/S on the computer, but a Rolls MX310 o= r the like could do it in the field, using a cable with two connectors wired out = of phase at one end, right? That leaves the figure-8 mic, which seems to be th= e hard part as there aren't many inexpensive options. Has anyone been doing this without a heavy investment? |
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