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chestwick91
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explain what it means to mic an amp of axis?
In english please
In english please
scrubs
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chestwick91 said:
Miking something "off-axis" means that the microphone is not pointing directly at the sound source - i.e. it is at an angle. Like in this pic, the mic is not pointing directly at this douchebag's mouth. Instead, it is angled downward. That is, "off-axis" from his mouth.
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Big Kenny
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He seems to enjoy singing off axis.
tourettes5139
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scrubs said:
Hey, shut up!!! That's my high school senior picture!!!! Where'd you get that?!?!?!
warble
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That would make a great avatar...
scrubs
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warble said:
Let's see.
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boingoman
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scrubs said:
BAAAAAAAAHAHAHA.
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chestwick91
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Funny funny shit...ill try it with my amp....should i point it down or up
LeeRosario
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chestwick91 said:
Well off axis is off axis no matter how you look at it. If the mic is cylindrical in shape, and on axis is pointing straight at the source....
So you would read a polar pattern chart as "0" is facing directly to the diaphram. Then you hear things like "45" degrees off axis... so if you look at that same chart, it will tell you your EQ response in relation to your mic placement.
warble
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scrubs said:Let's see.
Probably have to zoom/crop so we can see that spectaclar smile
