On 2022-04-06, Fons Adriaensen wrote:
With near field sources, the outwards radiating field from a point source
is reactive at each point. Pressure and velocity are *not* in phase,
Even a pantophonic mic will pick that up that phase difference.
It will, but it will also miss out on energy ra
On Wed, Apr 06, 2022 at 04:13:57PM +0300, Sampo Syreeni wrote:
> With near field sources, the outwards radiating field from a point source
> is reactive at each point. Pressure and velocity are *not* in phase,
Even a pantophonic mic will pick that up that phase difference.
> the vector describin
On 2022-04-06, Jack Reynolds wrote:
I am here if there’s anything you want to know.
Pricing, for starters, of course. :)
My marketing approach so far has been word of mouth really.
Appears to be working if you reach the list, and even someone like me.
I have been developing the designs wi
On 2022-04-06, Fons Adriaensen wrote:
I ask because theory-wise pantophonic and periphonic soundfields
shouldn't be captured the same way,
There is no such thing as a 'pantophonic sound field'. We don't live
in Flatland. All microphones operate in 3D space.
Some more than others. Interferom
On Wed, Apr 06, 2022 at 02:57:51AM +0300, Sampo Syreeni wrote:
> I ask because theory-wise pantophonic and periphonic soundfields
> shouldn't be captured the same way,
There is no such thing as a 'pantophonic sound field'. We don't
live in Flatland. All microphones operate in 3D space.
Unless yo
Hello Jack,
> 25 Mar 2022 - Jack Reynolds :
J> For windshields I have custom made Rycote BBGs that sit the array
J> at the centre of the windshield.
may i ask what are the diameters of the mic - head and body?
-anders
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Hi Sampo!
I am here if there’s anything you want to know.
My marketing approach so far has been word of mouth really.
I have been developing the designs with much field testing help from Axel and
intended the mics to be as quiet and clean sounding as possible and also to be
very difficult to
On 2022-03-26, Chris Woolf wrote:
Jack has been conversing with me since then off-list, and I've clearly
managed a bit of unintentional promo on his behalf!
A bit of promo is not bad in these circles: quite obviously ambisonic
(and other principled high order) technologies need a bit of a
co
On 2022-03-25, Drew Kirkland wrote:
I have one, I can send some recordings. It is a flatter response than
the sennheiser Ambo. It's very light and the capsules are reasonably
well matched.
How does it compare to full-blown, classical designs such as the Mark IV
or V Soundfields?
I ask beca
Thank you all for filling in my lack of knowledge of Jack Reynolds.
Truly, I was just asking because I had been contacted by a friend and
user of an old Soundfield about these mics, and I had to admit total
ignorance;}
Jack has been conversing with me since then off-list, and I've clearly
ma
Hi Chris
I've been using almost every prototype stage of Jack's mics since that
first day he showed me a 3d printed array frame.
I've used them in so many scenarios, I have 4x of them. Do you have any
specific recordings you would like to hear? I'll provide them in A format
and also upsampled Amb
Am 25.03.22 um 20:08 schrieb Drew Kirkland:
I have one, I can send some recordings.
Any chance of putting them somewhere for download?
Ralf
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I have one, I can send some recordings. It is a flatter response than the
sennheiser Ambo. It's very light and the capsules are reasonably well
matched.
I use it mostly for wild landscape receding with a mix pre10
Drew
On Fri, 25 Mar 2022, 12:24 Chris Woolf, wrote:
> A friend asked me about thi
On Fri, Mar 25, 2022 at 12:57:27PM +, Tom Slater wrote:
> I've used one but don't own one. Best 2nd order mic I've used or heard
> recordings from by far!
2nd order ???
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Hi Chris,
The 3D printing does have several advantages from a design point of view. I can
make structures that would be impossible with traditional methods.
I nickel coat the nylon SLS parts with very good shielding results.
The nylon also doesn’t get as ‘cold’ as metal bodied mics so that and IP
Am 25.03.22 um 14:17 schrieb Jack Reynolds:
I have some demo mics available if you want to try one out.
I take it the capsules are electrets. Is the mic phantom powered or PIP?
Does the mic come with individual correction data?
Is a more detailed data sheet available?
Ralf
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Thank you, sir, for some helpful answers. My apologies for my ignorance
of your work;}
I'll continue some of the conversation off list...
Chris
On 25/03/2022 13:17, Jack Reynolds wrote:
Hi Chris,
The 3D printing does have several advantages from a design point of view. I can
make structures
I've not used the mic, but I do know Jack Reynolds who makes them, he's now
working at BBC R&D in the audio dept, and he's a good guy and knows his
stuff! I suspect he might also lurk on here... :-)
On Fri, 25 Mar 2022 at 13:24, Chris Woolf wrote:
> A friend asked me about this mic. Have to admi
Hi there,
I've used one but don't own one. Best 2nd order mic I've used or heard
recordings from by far!
On Fri, 25 Mar 2022 at 12:55, Tim Cowlishaw wrote:
> I've not used the mic, but I do know Jack Reynolds who makes them, he's now
> working at BBC R&D in the audio dept, and he's a good guy a
He may well do!
But I was intrigued by the use of 3D printing for what are always going
to be very low sales numbers, and how efficient the electrostatic
screening was likely to be. I also wondered about the pop screening
efficiency too.
Chris Woolf
On 25/03/2022 12:55, Tim Cowlishaw wrote
A friend asked me about this mic. Have to admit I have never heard of
it, or of the company.
Does anyone on the list have any knowledge, thoughts or comments?
Chris Woolf
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