Royer Manual
Table Of Contents
- Introduction
- Active Ribbon Technology
- Description
- Ribbons in the Digital World
- User’s Guide
- Operation
- Using the RSM-24 Shock Mount Accessory
- Amplification Considerations
- The Sweet Spot
- Proximity Effect and Working Distance
- Microphone Technique
- Stereophonic Microphone Technique
- Care and Maintenance
- Features and Specifications
- Polar Pattern
- Frequency Response
- Warranty
Figure 2
Typical M-S miking technique
If the outputs of the mid and side microphones are recorded on separate tracks, the electrical
connections shown in Figure 3 can be made at the mixer outputs and the adjustment of the stereo
separation can be done during mixdown rather than during the actual recording. This is very
useful for live recording.
Figure 3
Typical M-S connection set-up
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