Talk:Blumlein Pair

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yes i have tried blumlein array..in few recordings..recent in an ensemble of indian ethnic drums and woodwing ensemble..as blumlein pair suggest that the intresecting angles sholuld point towards the source to be recorded..but the stereo image was something lopsided to one side..it was rectified by placing the beaters in accordance with the balanced stereo image..but this indeed produces an excellent stereo image with the room accoustics. debasish banik, audio eng —Preceding unsigned comment added by 59.93.243.209 (talk • contribs)

When discussing the Dynaco patent for achieving 4 channel sound out of two channel source material by way of a speaker/resistor matrix for the rear channels, I mentioned specific microphones being used as important. Stereo recordings made with these mikes generated a lot of rear sound material by their phase differences. I guessed then on the use of "kidney"-shaped mikes, but I now beleive that two bidirectional mikes in a Blumlein array may well be the best reference. Any ideas? Donvr (talk) 09:07, 4 February 2008 (UTC)