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Using Interference Tube Microphones in the Reel World

This paper describes methods which are considered standard practices and procedures for use of interference tube-type microphones for obtaining optimum voice levels in relation to background noise (best signal-to-noise ratio) for recording dialogue and effects as used in motion picture, television, and video productions.

Author: Somers, Edwin
Affiliation: Audio Services Corporation, North Hollywood, CA
AES Convention:93 (October 1992) Paper Number:3449 Import into BibTeX
Subject:Microphones

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