Re: OT - impulse response recording

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Hello Michal!
A starter gun is/was used often, but isn't the best of ideas, if you can help it. The energie in all the different frequency bands of the reverb is too low. If your friend is willing to use Aliki, then she'll have a frequency sweep done with a sine wave. Of course for that, she'd also need a speaker or two to let that blare through the space. Nice thing about it: The speaker doesn't have to be top quality, it can distort a little without damaging the resulting IR. As to microphones: Not aexactly sure, but there are mics preferred for ambient recordings. Otherwise I'd say every mic, that can pick a good deal of frequencies with a relatively flat response. Not sure about the characteristic. I suppose something not to narrow angled.
  I hope, that at least has helped a bit.
  Kindly yours
           Julien

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