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Automatic microphone mixers have become common in unattended sound reinforcement systems. Though many of these use simple gating, superior continuous analog functions exist. A brief review of the field of automatic mixer functions is given. A prototype of an eight-channel controller for use in console insert points has been built. It provides automatic mixing functions as an aid to mixers of multi-mike live sound. Ambient noise and reverberation pickup are reduced. Mixer reaction time is eliminated in fast-moving discussions. A videotape of on-air tests with news and panel discussion programs shows the level of performance achieved.
Author (s): Dugan, Dan
Affiliation:
Dan Dugan Sound Design, San Francisco, CA
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AES Convention: 87
Paper Number:2835
Publication Date:
1989-10-06
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Session subject:
Broadcast Sound
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Dugan, Dan; 1989; Application of Automatic Mixing Techniques to Audio Consoles [PDF]; Dan Dugan Sound Design, San Francisco, CA; Paper 2835; Available from: https://aes2.org/publications/elibrary-page/?id=5859
Dugan, Dan; Application of Automatic Mixing Techniques to Audio Consoles [PDF]; Dan Dugan Sound Design, San Francisco, CA; Paper 2835; 1989 Available: https://aes2.org/publications/elibrary-page/?id=5859