Re: how to mic a thrust stage ?

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> On 2008-04-10 westpase-he_ac@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>    >The sound designer is usually the last
>    >budget consideration. What do you mean
>    >the speaker has to go where? How many?
>    >I can't afford that many wireless, we'll
>    >borrow some,etc...
> I knowe that to be true from community theater groups I've
> worked with over the years.  AT least this one's thinking
> more about boundary mics.
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>    >Does the orchestra go through the PA?

There was some mention of 2 "overheads" .... directly in fornt of one main
<sick grin>

I think maybe an X-Y pair in front of the condictor with a mon mix to
headphones for the conductior would be desirable.
....and pan away from the offending speaker.


I am told this is a hired-in pro orchestra... not the school band. Not
sure
of the size, I expect (guess) 10 - 20 pc

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> Here was the big question.  IF not go ahead and put your
> delay lines on it.
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> Also how large is said orchestra and what's the room like?
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A typical HS gym with stage multi-purpose room.
I am told last year was SRO 500 with an encore performance.
I am told this year is already sold out at 500.


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