Titlebook: Handbook of Recording Engineering; John M. Eargle Book 19963rd edition Springer-Verlag US 1996 Audio.Limiter.Signal.acoustics.analog.codin

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Environmental Effects and Departures from Ideal Microphone Performancerference effects due to multiple path lengths, and combined microphone outputs will be covered. Departures from ideal performance, including the disparity between random incidence and on-axis response and variations in directional patterns at frequency extremes, will be discussed.

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Stereo and Soundfield Microphones pickup. In recent years, the Soundfield microphone has been developed as an extension of the traditional stereo microphone. It allows the sound field at a given position in space to be sampled in terms of sound pressure and the three air particle velocity components existing at that position (fore-

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Choosing the Right Microphoneapter, we will delve into technical differences—subtle or gross—as well as discuss some aspects of microphone choice that have little to do with technology, but much to do with psychology. We will discuss a number of vintage microphone designs that are currently popular, as well as modern designs.

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Fundamentals of Stereo Recordingdspeakers. Signals picked up by the microphones are routed to loudspeakers that are placed in a geometrical array corresponding to the microphone array. In this manner, many of the spatial aspects of the recording environment are preserved, and the listener can perceive, more or less accurately, the

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Transaural Recording Techniquess. Normal stereo of course defines the response primarily in terms of what comes out of the loudspeakers. There is a direct kinship with binaural sound because there as well the transmission is defined at the listener’s ears.

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Recording Consoles . generally refers to the familiar desklike arrangement of controls. In the early days of electrical recording, rarely more than one or two microphones were used, and the signals were normally routed to a single output channel. (The terms “l(fā)ine out” and “output bus” are also used and refer to the m

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Metering and Operating Levelssion and recording levels. In this chapter we will examine the various kinds of metering that are useful to the engineer, and we will discuss analog tape fluxivity references and their relationship to metering.

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