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KostisP



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Overhead mics and reverberation
      #987776 - 16/05/12 11:18 AM
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Hello.It's about a play that is taking place in an old factory with zinc roof which is 40m length 20m width and 15m height.
Due to this the reverberation can't be avoided.
The 20m are covered by the audience and the next 20m is the stage.The scenery is a house 6x4x3 five meters apart from the first row of audience.The house is closed with plexiglass at ceiling and sides as well. If I place some overhead mics having in mind the 3 to 1 rule I don't know what is going to happen concerning the room ambience which the mics pick up in summation with auditorium's reverberation.I don't know if I'll have the chance to use wireless mics placed at the hairline yet.Could you please advise me for all of the above? Thanks.


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Re: Overhead mics and reverberation new [Re: KostisP]
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Hello.It's about a play that is taking place in an old factory with zinc roof which is 40m length 20m width and 15m height.
Due to this the reverberation can't be avoided.
The 20m are covered by the audience and the next 20m is the stage.The scenery is a house 6x4x3 five meters apart from the first row of audience.The house is closed with plexiglass at ceiling and sides as well. If I place some overhead mics having in mind the 3 to 1 rule I don't know what is going to happen concerning the room ambience which the mics pick up in summation with auditorium's reverberation.I don't know if I'll have the chance to use wireless mics placed at the hairline yet.Could you please advise me for all of the above? Thanks.



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