At the moment I am using it in quite controlled environments, where is
just myself or another person with me, recording atmos tracks, so we can
leave our smatphones down for few minutes.
Someone is enquiring for some ipothetical VR work where I fear the
Brahma won't cope with the amount of RF sprays from cell phones and
electric, electronic devices and cameras coming from a crew of people.
:-)
Emanuele
On 07/12/2015 17:05, Jean-Pascal Beaudoin wrote:
Thank you for sharing your experience, Emanuele.
We bought one earlier this year but it turned out to a real RF magnet,
which for us made the microphone unusable in the context commercial
productions.
Nakul at Embrace Cinema Gear did his best to help us but as you pointed in
your article, it doesn't have a RF protection circuit so ultimately we had
no choice but to return it.
Cheers,
J-P
Jean-Pascal Beaudoin | *Headspace Studio*
Co-founder / Head of Sound
+1 514-746-8461
2015-12-07 11:48 GMT-05:00 Emanuele Costantini <lamacchiaco...@yahoo.it>:
Hello everyone,
I would like to share with you my first experience with Ambisonics
technique through the Brahma microphone:
http://tinyurl.com/z6pm5ur
Any feedback is really welcome.
Many thanks.
Emanuele
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