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Join Date: Sep 2006
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Sound fx at 90 or 120 degrees.
For those using the Sony D50 and similar for stereo ambient sfx, do you favour setting the mics at 90deg. or 120?
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It depends on what the sound fx is, for ambiences I use 120 but for more spot fx I use 90.
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Tend to agree with Gary. The wider stereo spread can be reduced if required but not the other way around. For mono stuff I point the mic's forward and then take one side of the recording.
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