ckage to begin recording ambisonic material.
>>
>> thanks
>>
>> Michael Noble
>>
>> ps. I realize Umashankar, you are a list member. I hope you are not
>> offended that I should seek third party input before inquiring to you
>> directly about your products.
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Hiya,
Does anyone in the UK have a sonic hologram unit they might be prepared
to part with?
I have a minim ambisonic decoder as a potential swap - not too sure of
the model, as it doesn't have it printed on it, but from memory it might
be an ad 2. Its been in daily use, in super stereo mode, unti
umanshankar,
Thanks for the info. I could probably build it, but I've spent a lot
of time in the studio building, optimizing, experimenting, debugging
and so on, and not as much time as I would like being acoustically
productive. While all of that is an enjoyable learning experience, in
this case,
Hi Hector,
Some listening samples would be great. B-Format is probably more
suitable for me, and I'd also be curious to hear the binaural
conversions, but whichever format you find most convenient is
ultimately fine.
thanks
Michael
On Thu, May 19, 2011 at 12:43 AM, Hector Centeno wrote:
> He
umanshankar,
There is one thing that is not clear to me from the website. The
Brahma mic seems essentially designed for use with the Zoom H2. I'd
like to also use the microphone with my Tascam DR-680 if at all
possible. I have no doubt it could be used with other recorders, but
it is not clear if
ah sorry, umashankar, I spelled your name incorrectly in those last
two emails. unforgivable...
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dear michael
the brahma mic can be used with any four channel system that can provide plug
in power of atleast two volts. it is very simple providing a small box, with a
nine volt battery inside, a female five pin connector and four male xlrs to use
it with any recorder. i prefer the nine vol
