Hi,
I recently had a problem with a musical I was running sound for, and was wondering if anyone else has had this issue. I have run many shows in this theater, with the same lav mics (some countryman B3 and some old MiPro lavs), and never experienced it before. When two people would get close to each other (like singing a duet face to face), the sound would get quiet and very tinny sounding. The difference in this show is that some actors wore the mics on their foreheads, while we usually have all mics near the mouth. For shows we have had since the "problem" show, we have taped all mics behind the mouth again and not seen the issue since. Could the combination of forehead and near-mouth locations have caused phase cancellation? Any other ideas?
I recently had a problem with a musical I was running sound for, and was wondering if anyone else has had this issue. I have run many shows in this theater, with the same lav mics (some countryman B3 and some old MiPro lavs), and never experienced it before. When two people would get close to each other (like singing a duet face to face), the sound would get quiet and very tinny sounding. The difference in this show is that some actors wore the mics on their foreheads, while we usually have all mics near the mouth. For shows we have had since the "problem" show, we have taped all mics behind the mouth again and not seen the issue since. Could the combination of forehead and near-mouth locations have caused phase cancellation? Any other ideas?