A microphone is not a -Hi-fi-transformer- from the studio situation into an auditive duplicate. It is even more difficult to establish a real situation with the elements (microphone, mixing desks, etc.) in the studio. Described are the rules to apply, and the base for creating the effects and movements we like.

Author: Vanwelkenhuysen, Jan
Affiliation: Koninklijk Konservatorium, Brussels, Belgium
AES Convention: 44 (March 1973) Paper Number: A-5
Publication Date: March 1, 1973 Import into BibTeX
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