Those are the top of the line Sennheiser 8000 series along with the Sennheiser 416 shotgun. There are less expensive options out there. We’re just testing the pattern here so you can make an informed decision as to what pattern will work best for your application.
This “visual” demonstration really explained tons to a sound novice as I am. I now understand what it is I’m looking at on those heart shaped graphs. Most helpful. Thanks.
You’re welcome It’s great to hear a “thank you” and that your student will find the demonstrations to be useful - that is *exactly* why we produced these videos - to share knowledge.
Nice work! I have been in the av industry for 10 years and there has yet to be a more clear way of showing how these patterns work. I’m going to show this to everyone I know! Thank you.
Guy, thank you for a very clear and instructive demonstration.
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Very good and imformative
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That was the most helpful explanation about polar patterns I’ve ever seen. Thank you!
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Hi
I was wondering, which microphones have you been using for the test.
thanks
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Guy Reply:
January 27th, 2009 at 6:42 pm
Those are the top of the line Sennheiser 8000 series along with the Sennheiser 416 shotgun. There are less expensive options out there. We’re just testing the pattern here so you can make an informed decision as to what pattern will work best for your application.
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Hi, Enjoyed your video. A very clear and straight forward explanation of microphone polar responses. Great teaching demo. Thank you
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Hi there!
Excellent explanation/presentation on microphone’s polar pattern. Thank you!
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Of great help!!
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This “visual” demonstration really explained tons to a sound novice as I am. I now understand what it is I’m looking at on those heart shaped graphs. Most helpful. Thanks.
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Thank you for making these movies.
My students will love them!
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guy Reply:
December 14th, 2009 at 6:21 pm
You’re welcome
It’s great to hear a “thank you” and that your student will find the demonstrations to be useful - that is *exactly* why we produced these videos - to share knowledge.
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Thanks a lot for visualizing the different audio patterns, it makes it all much clearer to me now.
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This is fantastic! Is it possible for you guys to do this with a PCC and PZM mic as well?
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Nice work! I have been in the av industry for 10 years and there has yet to be a more clear way of showing how these patterns work. I’m going to show this to everyone I know! Thank you.
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thank you for the great videos! they are really appreciated
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