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1	Stereo techniques and time delay compensation in classical music recording, the impact on the preferred spot microphone level in a mix Thor, Oscar January 2023 (has links) This study investigates whether different stereo techniques used as a main array influences the preferred level from spot microphones when combined in a mix. Time delay compensation and its influence on spot microphone level was also examined. A clarinet soloist and a violin & piano duo were recorded as stimuli. A listening test was conducted where subjects were asked to set the level on spot microphone channels of a clarinet, and violin in combination with several stereo techniques. A/B, X/Y, ORTF, and Blumlein were examined. In general, results suggested that there wasn’t a significant difference in preferred spot microphone level between stereo techniques. Time delay compensation could not be proven to significantly influence the preferred spot microphone level. audio technology recording classical music stereo techniques A/B ORTF X/Y Blumlein spot microphones level time delay compensation clarinet violin piano Media Engineering Mediateknik Music Musik
2	Case Studies in Classical Location Recording Using Improvised Techniques Van Dyne, Steven R. 29 April 2015 (has links) No description available. Music Audiology Engineering Mass Media Technology classical recording location recording stereo techniques stereo systems classical location recording classical engineering recording techniques audio production classical music modern recording techniques music production stereo recording

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Stereo techniques and time delay compensation in classical music recording, the impact on the preferred spot microphone level in a mix

Case Studies in Classical Location Recording Using Improvised Techniques