On Tue, Jul 01, 2003 at 05:18:29PM +1000, john boyce wrote:
> has anyone ever tried using two mono mikes (unidirectional or
> supercardioid type) to make 'stereo' recordings of nature sounds. Is two
> mono mikes a good way to go or is it too complex to get the orientation
> of the mikes right to give reasonable stereo sound. Also what do people
> mostly do with a single mono shotgun mike (the most common setup I
> guess), do they record just a single channel and duplicate that channel
> later on at the computer stage or do you rewire the mike to give signal
> to both channels of the recorder. Any comments or help much appreciated.
Well I haven't actually done any field stereo recording but I believe
its not hard to get reasonble results. I plan one day to get a Telinga
stereo parabola, see http://www.bahnhof.se/~telinga/
There is a nice piece at http://emusician.com/ar/emusic_going_wild/
on nature recording equipment.
Andrew Taylor
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