audio production chapter 4 pt2

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Four Fundamental mic placement Styles

Close, distant, ambient, accent

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How far from the sound source is close miking?

1-3ft

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Close miking creates a sense of

Closeness

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Close miking can cover

Room noise

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This style of miking reduces reflective sound

Close miking

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Because of the proximity effect, close miking can:

Emphasize low frequencies

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When recording vocals in a close miking style, a ___ is needed

Pop filter

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What is accent miking?

A medium distance technique that brings out specific instruments in an ensemble

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Compared to close miking, accent miking picks up more ___

Reflective sound and leakage

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What is leakage?

Sound from nearby mics

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how far is the mic from the sound source in distant miking?

Over 3ft away

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Distant miking picks up more of

The full tonal qualities of music

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distant miking pics up more _ and :

reflective sounds, room noise

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Distant miking is often used to

Record ensembles with a stereo pair of mics

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The goal of distant miking is to

Balance direct and reflective sounds

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What does ambient miking focus on?

Picking up reflective sounds and avoiding direct

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Ambient miking is also known as

Room miking

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Picking up live sounds like an audience or reverb is very important for

Ambient miking

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Ambient miking can make a space sound

Larger

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What is required for ambient miking?

A good sounding room

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What is the placement for a Spaced Pair (A/B)?

Two cardioid/omni mics 3-10ft apart

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In a spaced pair technique, the stereo image is created by



Skip

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In a spaced pair technique, a stereo image is created by

difference in time it takes sand to reach compared to the other

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The distance between the mics in a spaced pair technique depends on

The physical site of the sound source

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In a spaced pair technique, different sound arrival times can result in

Interference

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What does an X-Y technique consist of?

Two twin cardioid mic’s mic capsules are placed as close as possible at angles between 90-135

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In an x-y technique, the stereo image is made by

The directional patterns/angles of the mics

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Is interference an issue when using an X-Y recording technique?

No, because the capsules are so close

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What does a mid-side technique consist of?

The cardioid (mid) mic faces the sound source directly and the bidirectional (sides) mics faces the left and right off-axis sound

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Mid-size technique creates a ___ stereo image

variable controlled

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Adjusting the mid/sides changes the

Width of a sound image

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In a mid-side technique, shifting the sides 180 degrees out of phase causes

Wanted interference

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What does a decca tree technique consist of?

3 Omni mics are placed in an upside down T shape while left and right mics are placed around 6 feet apart

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The side mics are , and the output of the middle mic is then sent:

panned hard left and right, both left and right channels

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You should only use the decca tree technique in

A big room

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Blumlein technique

Two bidirectional mics are placed in a figure 8 pattern 90 degrees off from each other

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Blumlein technique was often used for

Old radio

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In a Blumlein technique, the capsules are placed very __, so there’s no:

Close, interference