Matt Vukin wrote:
> I'm interested in purchasing a relatively inexpensive mic that would be good for
>recording live concerts in a variety of settings (club, church, auditorium). Does
>anybody have suggestions? I've seen a cool little T-mic at Minidisco for $50, but I
>don't know how good of a mic it really is.
>
> Is the stereo separation as good on a stereo mic or would it be best to have two
>separate mics?
>
> With the T-mic that plugs directly into the MD player - if I move the player - will
>the sound be recorded? I don't know how sensitive they can be.
Here is one that is easy to build and the cost is about $10
http://www.tir.com/~liteways/Mandolin.html#Microphone
If you want to buy one, I would suggest the Sound Professionals
http://www.soundprofessionals.com/
Separate mikes can have more separation. I designed mine so the separation is about
the same distance as your ears, so it will sound correct through headphones.
If you move any mike, you can hear it if you have the sensitivity turned up on the
recorder. It is less noticable in louder situations.
If you have two separate mikes for a binaural effect, the distance between them isn't
constant and the stereo image will change if you aren't careful.
There are other sources on the web too, including plans for binaural mikes.
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