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How to avoid waving of your tripots This may appear a little bit strange at first sight, but the effect is very helpful! Let's assume you want to record something interesting and have to extend your stand to its maximum height. You have your microphone(s)…

ECHO project microphone arrays - Lessons learned In this article, we will share links to things we learned while making recordings with the ECHO project's microphone arrays. This is a "living document," meaning it will grow over time. Please check back regularly to see if…

ECHO project - Technical information Here, you will find articles containing technical information and "lessons learned" from our journey with the ECHO project array. This is a living document that will be expanded as we learn new things. So, check back occasionally!

ECHO project - Practice at home before heading out into the field! This advice should apply to almost any setup that you want to take outside. However, it is particularly true for the ECHO project's arrays. These arrays are complex by nature, so if you…

ECHO Project - Connecting Microphones to Recorders When you come here from the former article, "ECHO project - Practice at home before heading out into the field!", you've come to the right place or the next step, just as you like. We use four-channel multicores…