Audix Microphones - HOW TO MIC A CHOIR - Part 3 - More About Microphones

Travis Cibolski, owner of Clarity Media Group and Technical Director for the Sunset Presbyterian Church in Portland Oregon, talks with Dean k from Audix about the basics of miking a choir.
Part 3 provides more information on microphones, polar patterns, larger choirs, and the 3 to 1 rule.
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[@squatH42]

really cool!! I think i've sometimes even used 10 microphones - and i've never had a 200 piece choir!! Not even 100 - maybe 80 at most. looking forward to trying this out!!!

[@soundplanningassociates8046]

This is a great video series! Thanks for posting.

[@Audioproductionroom]

Thanks for the informative video series. Do you have any suggestions for outdoor miking a choir of 18 people? Would one cardiod condensor microphone still be sufficient and would the mic placement you are suggesting for indoor use still apply in an outdoor setting? Thanks in advance.

[@EtcEtcAndEtc]

This is only really relevant to live sound reinforcement - recording is very different