In this example with this setup at this specific theatre would it be acceptable to just use one Lina line array in the centre and and just two front fills to the very right and very left to cover the front audience gap in those areas for the mid - highs frequencies ?
Thanks so much for the seminar. Very informative, and I really value the pool of knowledge at Meyer sound and how generously it is shared. I have been mapping angles out in sketchup to prove angle vs multipliers to myself, and I couldn't solve the angles correctly against your multipliers. I may be wrong, but those multipliers solve for the distance from the element TO the -6dB points, and not the bisection distance of the triangle? Should the multiplier of a 90° element be x2? Apologies if I am wrong. Thanks again!
Further to the question at the end, is there a formula that you can make available to determine the multiplier value for other Meyer Sound loudspeakers of various coverage angles?
I do not know how to thank you !!!! You are amazing !!!
Thanks for these great webinars the last days. Merlijn makes it so easy to understand and follow along.
Am seeing this quiet late but this is timeless information. thank you so much. much thanks to Meyer sound for making this possible
In this example with this setup at this specific theatre would it be acceptable to just use one Lina line array in the centre and and just two front fills to the very right and very left to cover the front audience gap in those areas for the mid - highs frequencies ?
Thanks so much for the seminar. Very informative, and I really value the pool of knowledge at Meyer sound and how generously it is shared. I have been mapping angles out in sketchup to prove angle vs multipliers to myself, and I couldn't solve the angles correctly against your multipliers. I may be wrong, but those multipliers solve for the distance from the element TO the -6dB points, and not the bisection distance of the triangle? Should the multiplier of a 90° element be x2? Apologies if I am wrong. Thanks again!
Further to the question at the end, is there a formula that you can make available to determine the multiplier value for other Meyer Sound loudspeakers of various coverage angles?
How do you open an instance in plan view? It just jumps right passed that part and I cannot find a button anywhere in the program :/ Thanks!
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