> In that case for my ambiences and nature recordings unfortunately it > will give me so issues to work with. >
Don't think there is _an_ answer for nature recording, though be glad to be proved wrong. Fons' TetraMic+Parabola interests me greatly ... though obviously the output is not periphonic ... trying to think of situations where it might produce a useable pantophonic nature recording (obviously stereo is no problem). We did many, many recordings (wetlands plus TetraMic). Frogs in the day: fine. Dawn chorus: too much 'noise'. But we were committed to making a presentation. Arrived at the theatre. "Can you cut that rowdy air-conditioning?" "No." Grimace. As it was, everyone attuned to the a/c whilst 'settling down', so it was not an issue ... and glory of glories it was louder than the noise level on the recording. One can get lucky ;-)> Michael _______________________________________________ Sursound mailing list Sursound@music.vt.edu https://mail.music.vt.edu/mailman/listinfo/sursound
