[78-L] earliest use of multiple mic mixing
Thatcher Graham
thatcher at mediaguide.com
Sun Mar 14 19:46:46 PDT 2010
I can't name a recording but I know that in 1881 Clement Ader installed
pairs of carbon mics on a Paris opera stage for telephone subscribers to
listen in. It was esperimental, btu I'd expect a 2-mic recording to
either immediately preceed ro follow that date.
-Thatcher
zimrec at juno.com wrote:
> I was asked by a friend if I knew the earliest instance, in a studio setting, of using multiple microphones mixed to a single monaural signal. I have no idea, but thought someone on this list might. I know of instances where two microphones were used in recording, but each outputting a signal to separate turntables.
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