The Ambi-Alice, a First Order Ambisonic DIY Microphone 

This video is a game changer for me! Brilliant instructions you have made here. I learned about ambisonics back in 1987 when I went to a sound engineering school in Oslo, Norway. My teacher had a Calrec Soundfield microphone that we got to play around with a little and he said it cost around $4500. I always wanted to buy one but never could see the worth of spending that much money just for playing around with ambisonics. I went into the live sound business after school and there was never any demand for ambisonics in my work. My interest for ambisonics never died though and now you have shown me the perfect way for not having any excuse left for not getting into ambisonic recording. Thank you so much for this video. I am definitely subscribing to this channel.

Simply genius! Many thanks for sharing this Jules and for all the effort putting it together

OMG! How does this not have 100k views!? Phenomenal material my friend!

I'm so stoked to try this build! I haven't been this excited in years.

Well done! You deserve so much more response here! Thank you for all this!

Making it looks the easiest bit! That reaper workflow is major!

정말 고맙쏘!!!!!!!!!

I just spent an hour devouring your mic build videos. Really cool stuff. I want to get into building mics and I know how to solder, but I don't know much about circuit boards and building electronics. Any tips on ways/places to learn the basics?

LOL... I wish I had seen this before buying the Sennheiser Ambeo. I would have been able to build the mic and buy a 3d printer and have some extra gas money to drive me to recording sites. Fantastic!

D'oh. I had to stop and figure out what the Intro's background song was as it sounded so familiar.🤔 Then I realized it was Vaughan William's "Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis" and it was off of Peter Wier's "Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World". After that mystery was solved I could continue.😂

Thank you so much for this. Very well put together instructable. I would love to build this, but unfortunately field recorders with 4 and 8 preamps (maybe for a 2nd order mic, which you mentioned in a comment here) are quite expensive. I was also wondering, if it wouldn’t be necessary to calibrate the capsules and maybe also the preamps.

Is the STL/STEP file for the capsule holder from Build #2 available online anywhere? I'd like to make one of these but don't need (or want) the suspension ball holder.

This it seems to me an awesome project. If I'd have an 4 track recorder, I'd definitely try to build it. The only concern is about the capsules JLI-2590A as I see into specs the frequency range is 20-10K Hz. I'd like to have something that goes up to 20K Hz. Isn't 10K Hz a bit limiting? Do you have a second recommendation for a higher specs capsules?

This is really cool. I already started printing the capsules housing. Thank you for this project! Can you please tell me for which drone model are the rubber things? Just to be sure about purchasing the right ones.

Hello, are the files for 3D printer available?

Thank you so mush masha allah keep that woking I shot the shiriiiiif

Was the voiceover audio recorded on an ambisonic mic? There's a lot of weird stereo glitching and I'm curious what's causing that. Love the build though!

amazing! isn't the ground connected?

For the price this is definitely interesting. though i'm curious how this compares to something like the rode nt-fs1? would it require more expensive capsule to compare to such an expensive mic, or is the rode just overpriced?

Would you sell?

你好，能买到你的麦克风吗？