[SML] Microphones for Board Meeting

[John Taylor]

Hi Nathan,

You did not say if this was for recording/broadcast or live sound 
reinforcement. Big difference between them.
Also if this is going to be live, the type of room/venue it will be held 
at influences the choices also.

The choice and placement will be easier to advise when these are know.

JT

On 9/8/2015 11:16 AM, nathan best via Stagecraft wrote:
> Good Day,
>
> I was recently asked to mic a board meeting at my college, and having 
> never done this, I'm at a slight loss on how to go about it. The setup 
> is usually tables set in a U shape with close to 3 people around the 
> outside. The organizer wants to have everyone micd, but I don't have 
> the equipment or board capacity to mic each individual. I was thinking 
> of putting either SM58s (I have a bunch) between pairs of people, but 
> I think the table top stands might look a little tacky, plus space is 
> limited by binders or materials, lunch, etc. My other thought is to 
> use some boundary mics, but I've never really worked with these, so 
> any recommendations on quantity and placement would be most helpful. 
> I'm looking at something like this:
>
> http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/898864-REG/shure_cvb_b_c_centraverse_12_cardioid.html
>
> Should it be cardoid or omnidirectional? Either way, I'd have to 
> purchase the boundary mics. Any help would be appreciated.
>
> Thank you
>
>
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