On 3/11/2012 10:44 AM, Peter Shute wrote:
> No, the capsules are wired straight to the M10, and the M10 is running of=
f its internal batteries.
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> I recall now that I placed the M10 on top of the array, and the unshielde=
d cable was just 2cm below it on the other side of the top timber. Perhaps =
it's interference from the recorder itself. I can't remember if I placed th=
e recorder there from the start, but if not, perhaps while I checked the le=
vels, it would explain why there are no bands for the first few seconds.
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> In my test at home that showed no bands, I would have left the recorder o=
n the table, away from the array.
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> I wish I'd thought of this before I rewired it, so I could prove it.
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I'd suggest trying that test even though you have rewired it. On the
table, place the recorder on the array in exactly the same position on
the array as you did in the field as best you can remember and set the
mic gains to the same level and see if you get the bands. It may well be
the mics are picking up noise from the recorder when it is running in
that close proximity...
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Mitch Hill
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