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19th January 2011
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| Lives for gear  Joined: Feb 2010 Location: Dallas, TX
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Thread Starter | How to do mid/side with a U47-style mic as mid?
I just acquired a Pearlman TM-1 and wanted to pair it with my Royer 121 in M/S w/ the Royer as the "side". I was playing around today and, due to the shockmount + size of the TM-1 (or, I guess, any u47-style mic), I couldn't get them close enough to be in phase. When I look at drawings or pics of M/S, I see a nice little pencil SDC - which is fine and I have one of those - but I want to try the TM-1 as the mid. Any suggestions? Here's the ideal:  Just substitute a fat body + shockmount with a forward-address capsule for the mid.
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19th January 2011
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| Lives for gear  Joined: Dec 2006 Location: New Orleans, LA
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try the royer upside-down directly above the ldc? afaik moving mics vertically has less negative effect than moving them horizontally in this kind of setup
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19th January 2011
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Point the Pearlman as per usual and hang the Royer upside down and sideways on top? 
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19th January 2011
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lol....damned, I missed winning the ice cream lolly by seconds!  |
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19th January 2011
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Will do - thanks for the inspiration, gentlemen  |
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19th January 2011
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| Lives for gear Joined: Dec 2006 Location: New Orleans, LA
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 - we can each get an ice cream lolly (which is what, btw - crazy brits  )
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