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figure 1A lot of people feel that condenser microphones are more sensitive than dynamic microphones and therefore pick up “everything” e.g. stage wash and noise.
Sensitivity however, is nothing but a constant conversion rate from pressure to voltage and more important, it is distance independent. Contrary to popular belief, it is not the reason for picking up “everything”.
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In this video I explain why the delay locator hardly ever locks on to the impulse response of the subwoofers and if it succeeds, it's unlikely it syncs to the very frequencies we're trying to align our main speakers to.
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A video lifting the veil regarding the prevailing question "where to time‑align main speakers and subwoofers".
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Commissioned by Ampco-Flashlight Sales I was asked to optimize and tune the sound system in the small multipurpose hall of the new Atlas theater in Emmen (NL). The sound system was specified by Steven Kemland of Theateradvies comprising:
- 16 x d&b audiotechnik T10 line array speakers
- 4 x d&b audiotechnik Y-SUB cardioid subwoofers
Please continue reading for the complete process.
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This article, featured in Live Sound International magazine, explores the speed of sound and addresses some of the popular misconceptions on the topic.
Special thanks to Bob McCarthy for his help and “increasing the wits by 10 dB.”