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Crown DIFFEROID CM-311A Anwendungshandbuch

Orchestra, Band, Choir, or Organ

Recording (Figure 15):

• Hang or place two GLM-100, CM-700 or CM-150

mics about 10 feet apart, about 14 feet above the

floor, and 5 to 15 feet in front of the front-row

musicians.

• Using a stereo mic adapter, hang or place two

CM-700 mics in a coincident or near coincident

arrangement. Place the pair about 14 feet above the

floor, and 5 to 15 feet in front of the front-row

musicians.

• See the Crown Boundary Mic Application Guide for

more suggestions. The SASS is especially useful for

this application.

Reinforcement:

• For sound reinforcement of an orchestra or band,

mike each section separately a few feet away with a

GLM-100, CM-30, or CM-31. Keep in mind the 3:1

rule to prevent phase interference: The distance

between microphones should be at least three times

the distance from each microphone to its sound

source.

Choir (Figure 16):

Reinforcement:

• To reinforce a choir, use two CM-30 or CM-31

microphones, spaced to divide the choir in thirds.

Hang them 18 inches in the front row, 18 inches over

the head height of the back row. Angle them down to

aim at the back row.

• To keep each microphone from rotating, you might

want to thread some fishing line through the tiny

pipe or crossbar on the hanger. Attach the line to the

side walls, about a foot below the height of the

microphone in order to provide a downward pull.

• Use two CM-700s on stands.

News and sports reporting

Studio:

• Clip a miniature omni microphone to the

shirt about 8 inches under the chin. Since the

camera sees it on-edge, it looks like a tie bar, not a

microphone.