If you’re using multiple microphones in the same room, the angles you face the mics will impact how much separation (or bleed) there will be between microphones. Inevitably some of each individuals voice will be picked up by every mic in the room, but you want to minimize that bleed
If you’re using multiple microphones in the same room, the angles you face the mics will impact how much separation (or bleed) there will be between microphones. Inevitably some of each individuals voice will be picked up by every mic in the room, but you want to minimize that bleed
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