The MKE 440 is different from other stereo camera-mounted mics on the market. With the MKE 440, Sennheiser made a dual shotgun mic by combining two directional mics into a stereo array. It costs $350. You’re typical camera-mounted stereo mic is in an XY configuration, giving a wide spatial recording direction. The MKE 440 is meant to capture the audio that’s directly in its field of view and reject what isn't. Sennheiser explained it to us as a mic to best capture the hearing perspective we as humans have. Our ears give us directional hearing, and the MKE 440 is an attempt to reproduce that human hearing experience.
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0:29 - Giveaway
0:47 - Product Information
1:49 - Look and Feel
2:22 - Our Experience
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28 дек 2016