From mate.stubb@gmail.com Wed Sep 26 10:47:24 2007
Subject:Re: Micing Rotating Speakers

For live sound, 2 mics on the horn, 90 degrees apart, panned half left and
half right. Shure SM 58s are good. For the rotor, one mic with good bass
response, panned center.

Moe

>
> --- In CloneWheel@yahoogroups.com, Lou C wrote:
> >
> > I am thinking about getting some kind of Leslie-like
> > speaker for my Korg CX-3. Where I will use it most,
> > it will likely be run through the house sound board.
> > Our new sound system is rumored to be stereo. I was
> > wondering if it is best to have two mics for the horn,
> > or if one sounds just about as nice. In some places I
> > have seen only one mic used and it sounded pretty
> > nice, but in others there were two. And I also assume
> > a mic will be needed for the "lower" speaker.
> > Although I am not using pedals for bass, I assume the
> > lower speaker is still a good thing to mic to get the
> > full sound.
> >
> > I do know the speaker itself will make a bit of stage
> > sound, and some even take the speaker off stage and
> > mic it to eliminate that. But, mine will have to stay
> > on the stage.
> >
> > I am trying to get a handle on the big picture of
> > things required to make the speaker useable in our
> > situation. Thanks for any suggestions.
> >
> > Lou
> >
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Dave Bradley

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