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boojum · 9th November 2009

^^^ I have thought about getting them into a recordable semi-circle but they for a circle because that is the way they have always done it, for 20+ years. I think that is the best solution, but it is hard to overcome that kind of inertia. This really is a rough jam with folks showing up and sitting in an irregular pattern around the table. Eat your hearts out that you aren't mic'ing this one. LOL

The 4061's on the table would be a possibility except for the fact that they are banging on the table now and again, picking up their beer and replacing it and so on. This gig is a nosebleed and I love the challenge. The Blumlein-in-the center is about the best, so far. But I am trying the Williams 90 degree SRA setup of 12 cm separation with a 58 degree angle between the cardioids. There is a way to do this. I will run the Blumlein alongside the Williams array.

9th November 2009	#10
boojum Lives for gear Join Date: May 2007 Location: Astoria, OR, US&A Posts: 2,140 Thread Starter	^^^ I have thought about getting them into a recordable semi-circle but they for a circle because that is the way they have always done it, for 20+ years. I think that is the best solution, but it is hard to overcome that kind of inertia. This really is a rough jam with folks showing up and sitting in an irregular pattern around the table. Eat your hearts out that you aren't mic'ing this one. LOL The 4061's on the table would be a possibility except for the fact that they are banging on the table now and again, picking up their beer and replacing it and so on. This gig is a nosebleed and I love the challenge. The Blumlein-in-the center is about the best, so far. But I am trying the Williams 90 degree SRA setup of 12 cm separation with a 58 degree angle between the cardioids. There is a way to do this. I will run the Blumlein alongside the Williams array. __________________ Nov schmoz kapop.