Helmeted Guineafowl calls @ DierenPark Amersfoort recorded by Aline Bruijns, Audiorally Sounddesign. Recorded with the new Telinga Modular parabolic reflector using a Schoeps CCM 4L cardioid microphone facing the dish. Second version of recording is processed with the Schoeps UpMix plugin which generates stereo from a single mono file. 

Aline Bruijns (MPSE) Aline has a never ending drive to create sound design that enriches a soundtrack and that elevates the story. As a jazz vocalist (and multi-instrumentalist), she obtained her Bachelor’s Degree at the Conservatory in Enschede (the Netherlands) in 2004. She continued at the HKU (school of the Arts Utrecht) in Hilversum and got a Master of Arts Degree in Sound Design in 2007. To have experienced and have been educated in so many layers of music and sound, has enhanced her work and ability to collaborate and work within all audio postproduction departments. She’s the founder and sound designer of audio postproduction company AudioRally Sounddesign since 2009. In 2019 she got admitted as International member of the Motion Picture Sound Editors organization (MPSE), board member of the VCA (dutch film audio society) and became co-chapter head of Soundgirls Netherlands. 

To get more information got to: www.audiorallysounddesign.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/alinebruijns/ https://www.imdb.com/name/nm3148320/?ref_=fn_al_nm_

For more info regarding Telinga Modular goto: www.telinga.com/products/pro-series/kits/telinga-modular/
More info regarding Schoeps UpMix Plugin goto:
www.plugin-alliance.com/en/products/schoeps_mono_upmix.html
More info regarding Schoeps CCM 4 L goto: schoeps.de/en/products/ccm/ccm-microphones/cardioids/ccm-4.html

Telinga Modular + Schoeps CCM 4 & Schoeps UpMix (Aline Bruijns)

Capuchin Monkey calls @ DierenPark Amersfoort recorded by Aline Bruijns, Audiorally Sounddesign. Recorded with the new Telinga Modular parabolic reflector using a Schoeps CCM 4L cardioid microphone facing the dish. Second version of recording is processed with the Schoeps UpMix plugin which generates stereo from a single mono file.

Aline Bruijns (MPSE) Aline has a never ending drive to create sound design that enriches a soundtrack and that elevates the story. As a jazz vocalist (and multi-instrumentalist), she obtained her Bachelor’s Degree at the Conservatory in Enschede (the Netherlands) in 2004. She continued at the HKU (school of the Arts Utrecht) in Hilversum and got a Master of Arts Degree in Sound Design in 2007. To have experienced and have been educated in so many layers of music and sound, has enhanced her work and ability to collaborate and work within all audio postproduction departments. She’s the founder and sound designer of audio postproduction company AudioRally Sounddesign since 2009. In 2019 she got admitted as International member of the Motion Picture Sound Editors organization (MPSE), board member of the VCA (dutch film audio society) and became co-chapter head of Soundgirls Netherlands.

To get more information got to: www.audiorallysounddesign.com www.linkedin.com/in/alinebruijns/ www.imdb.com/name/nm3148320/?ref_=fn_al_nm_

For more info regarding Telinga Modular goto: www.telinga.com/products/pro-seri…/telinga-modular/
More info regarding Schoeps UpMix Plugin goto:
www.plugin-alliance.com/en/products/s…no_upmix.html
More info regarding Schoeps CCM 4 L goto: schoeps.de/en/products/ccm/ccm…ardioids/ccm-4.html

Telinga Modular + Schoeps CCM4 & Schoeps UpMix

Mantel Baboons @ DierenPark Amersfoort recorded by Aline Bruijns, Audiorally Sounddesign. Recorded with the new Telinga Modular parabolic reflector using a Schoeps CCM 22 open cardioid microphone facing the dish. Second version of recording is processed with the Schoeps UpMix plugin which generates stereo from a single mono file.

Aline Bruijns (MPSE) Aline has a never ending drive to create sound design that enriches a soundtrack and that elevates the story. As a jazz vocalist (and multi-instrumentalist), she obtained her Bachelor’s Degree at the Conservatory in Enschede (the Netherlands) in 2004. She continued at the HKU (school of the Arts Utrecht) in Hilversum and got a Master of Arts Degree in Sound Design in 2007. To have experienced and have been educated in so many layers of music and sound, has enhanced her work and ability to collaborate and work within all audio postproduction departments. She’s the founder and sound designer of audio postproduction company AudioRally Sounddesign since 2009. In 2019 she got admitted as International member of the Motion Picture Sound Editors organization (MPSE), board member of the VCA (dutch film audio society) and became co-chapter head of Soundgirls Netherlands.

To get more information got to: www.audiorallysounddesign.com www.linkedin.com/in/alinebruijns/ www.imdb.com/name/nm3148320/?ref_=fn_al_nm_

For more info regarding Telinga Modular goto: www.telinga.com/products/pro-seri…/telinga-modular/
More info regarding Schoeps UpMix Plugin goto:
www.plugin-alliance.com/en/products/s…no_upmix.html
More info regarding Schoeps CCM 22 goto: https://schoeps.de/produkte/ccm/ccm-mikrofone/offene-nieren/ccm-22.html

Telinga Modular & Schoeps CCM22 & Schoeps UpMix

When George Vlad from Mindful Audio let us know he was going to Kenya for an expedition we thought it was a great opportunity to sponsor him with the Telinga Modular parabolic reflector he already purchased from Pink Noise in U.K. We were eager to find out how it worked with the mics he already had in his collection, and very happy to showcase some examples
he sent us already. These recordings are made with The Telinga Modulars included stereo foam cartridge and a pair of his own DPA 6060 mics. To listen in full quality please download for your own use.     

For more information regarding this recording please contact George Vlad: www.mindful-audio.com
For more information regarding the Telinga Modular please see: www.telinga.com/products/pro-series/kits/telinga-modular/
For more information regarding the DPA 6060 please see: dpamicrophones.com/lavalier/6060-series-subminiature-microphone

Photo kindly sent by: George Vlad.  Sponsored content. 
Copyright and all rights reserved, George Vlad, Mindful Audio. 
Telinga Microphones - www.telinga.com

Telinga Modular stereo using DPA 6060 (George Vlad)

When George Vlad from Mindful Audio let us know he was going to Kenya for an expedition we thought it was a great opportunity to sponsor him with the Telinga Modular parabolic reflector he already purchased from Pink Noise in U.K. We were eager to find out how it worked with the mics he already had in his collection, and very happy to showcase some examples
he sent us already. These recordings are made with The Telinga Modular:s included stereo foam cartridge and a pair of his LOM mikroUši mics. To listen in full quality please download for your own use.  

For more information regarding this recording please contact George Vlad: www.mindful-audio.com
For more information regarding the Telinga Modular please see: www.telinga.com/products/pro-series/kits/telinga-modular/
For more information regarding the LOM mikroUši please see: https://store.lom.audio/products/mikrousi?variant=6174830002208

Photo and recording kindly sent by: George Vlad.  Sponsored content. 
Copyright and all rights reserved, George Vlad, Mindful Audio. 
Telinga Microphones - www.telinga.com

Telinga Modular stereo with 2x Lom MikroUsi mics (George Vlad)

When George Vlad from Mindful Audio let us know he was going to Kenya for an expedition we thought it was a great opportunity to sponsor him with the Telinga Modular parabolic reflector he already purchased from Pink Noise in U.K. We were eager to find out how it worked with the mics he already had in his collection, and very happy to showcase some examples
he sent us already. These recordings are made with The Telinga Modular:s included mono foam cartridge and George own Sennheiser MKH-8040 microphone. To listen in full quality please download for your own use.  

For more information regarding this recording please contact George Vlad: www.mindful-audio.com
For more information regarding the Telinga Modular please see: www.telinga.com/products/pro-series/kits/telinga-modular/
For more information regarding the Sennheiser MKH-8040 please see: www.pinknoise-systems.co.uk/sennheiser-mkh-8040-cardioid-microphone.html
Photo and recording kindly sent by: George Vlad.  Sponsored content. 
Copyright and all rights reserved, George Vlad, Mindful Audio. 
Telinga Microphones - www.telinga.com

Telinga Modular mono Sennheiser MKH8040 (George Vlad)

LOUD! Watch your ears. Fireworks in Ayia Napa during orthodox Easter in Cyprus, "Christos Anesti" (Christ has risen) Telinga Modular with DPA 4060 and Sound Devices MIX-PRE 3 gen 2. By Fauna Broadcasting 23 April.

Telinga Modular with DPA 4060 Fireworks Easter in Cyprus

Telinga Modular - African Wood Owl using the stereo foam and EM-272 capsules. By George Vlad, Mindful Audio. 

With the included stereo foam the Telinga Modular can be used in stereo PZM setting. A mono foam is also included and can be switched on location without any tools.

Copyright George Vlad, Mindful Audio. For more information please visit https://mindful-audio.com/

For more information on the Telinga Modular please visit: www.telinga.com/products/pro-series/kits/telinga-modular/

Photo by George Vlad. Sponsored Content. 
www.telinga.com

African Wood Owl - George Vlad Telinga Modular Stereo EM272

Dusk over Paphos bird park, Cyprus. Recorded with PRO-8 MK2 stereo XLR to Fostex FR2LE, 22" dish. 2013. By Jon Strandberg.

Dusk over Paphos bird park

Soundscape recording from a steep hill in Akamas, Cyprus 2012 including sheeps, water, distant motor boat, birds etc.  Raw file, no post processing or filtering. Telinga PRO-8 MK2 Stereo parabola to Fostex FR2LE. By Jon Strandberg.

Akamas soundscape parabolic

A small train passing the Telinga SSM mics at close range. Recorded directly to a 3,5 minijack Nagra SD. By Jon Strandberg, Italy 2015.

SFX Telinga SSM Train passby

The wolf pack you hear on the files are recorded in Sweden last summer. More specific in Bergslagen. An area with wonderful nature, forests and wilderness.

A quiet summer night, light fog over the moors in the forests you can hear this wonderful concerts. But you need to know where In Sweden, there are only around 35 wolf packs.

This pack consists of the alpha male and the female, three youngsters from last year and five puppies from this year.

On this first file, in a series, are the three youngsters from last year on their own. The distance between me and the wolf pack is around 175 yards / 160 meters. Between us is a moor with light fog. It is a wonderful nordic summer night with no wind.

This is one of my first recordings with a Telinga PRO-8 MK2 stereo parabolic dish connected to a ZOOM recorder. 
Recordings have some post production. 

The howling wolf in the picture is the alpha female of the pack.

Please contact me for more info: http://www.bentmar.com/
Copyright Mats Bentmar.
www.telinga.com

Wolf Pack Youngsters recorded by Mats Bentmar using a Telinga PRO-8 MK2 dish (stereo)

In this second recording of wild wolves in Sweden, are the three youngsters from last year + one old in the background. Please note when the old wolf, two times tell the pack to be quiet by barking with a very deep voice.  The distance between me and the wolf pack is around 175 yards / 160 meters. Between us is a moor with light fog. It is a wonderful nordic summer night with no wind.


The wolf pack you hear on the files are recorded in Sweden last summer. More specific in Bergslagen. An area with wonderful nature, forests and wilderness.

A quiet summer night, light fog over the moors in the forests you can hear this wonderful concerts. But you need to know where In Sweden, there are only around 35 wolf packs.

This pack consists of the alpha male and the female, three youngsters from last year and five puppies from this year.

This is one of my first recordings with a Telinga PRO-8 MK2 stereo parabolic dish connected to a ZOOM recorder. Recordings have some post production. 

The howling wolf in the picture is the alpha female of the pack.

Please contact me for more info: www.bentmar.com/
Copyright Mats Bentmar.
www.telinga.com

Youngsters + old wolf in background, recorded by Mats Bentmar, Telinga PRO-8 MK2 dish (stereo)

Fallow deer recorded in southern Sweden (Sep 2019) from 30-40 meters / 100-120 ft. by Mats Bentmar using the SCHOEPS Parabolic Dish Set MONO (hand-held) with the SCHOEPS CCM 4 cardioid microphone + SCHOEPS ParabolEQ Plug In, FREE with parameters quickly set for each recording:
+ Distance (Close to Far Off)
+ Aim Inaccuracy (ON Center to OFF Center)
+ Diffuse/Free Field (Pure Diffuse Field to Pure Free Field)
+ Microphone (CCM 4, CCM 2, CCM 21 or CCM 22)
+ Low Cut (ON/OFF)
+ High Wind Cover (HWC, Windjammer or no windcover)
+ Presets (Sport, Nature, SFX etc.)
NO OTHER POST PRODUCTION.
For more information please visit: schoeps.de/dish
Photo by Mats Bentmar: www.bentmar.com
Telinga Microphones: www.telinga.com

SCHOEPS Parabolic Dish Set: Fallow Deer 30-40 m / 100-120 ft. MONO(Mats Bentmar)

Tawny Owl recorded in southern Sweden (Sep 2019) from 25 meters / 80 ft. by Mats Bentmar using the SCHOEPS Parabolic Dish Set (hand-held) with the SCHOEPS CCM 4 cardioid microphone + SCHOEPS ParabolEQ Plug In, FREE, with parameters quickly set for each recording:
+ Distance (Close to Far Off)
+ Aim Inaccuracy (ON Center to OFF Center)
+ Diffuse/Free Field (Pure Diffuse Field to Pure Free Field)
+ Microphone (CCM 4, CCM 2, CCM 21 or CCM 22)
+ Low Cut (ON/OFF)
+ High Wind Cover (HWC, Windjammer or no windcover)
+ Presets (Sport, Nature, SFX etc.)
NO OTHER POST PRODUCTION.
For more information please visit: schoeps.de/dish
Photo by Mats Bentmar: www.bentmar.com
Telinga Microphones: www.telinga.com

SCHOEPS Parabolic Dish Set: Tawny Owl, 25 m / 80 ft, MONO, SCHOEPS parabolEQ plugin

This recording needs some explanation: 
It is made to compare two systems 1/ a stereo binaural system with two omnis, like SASS or likewise and 2/ a system with two cardioids sitting as close as possible to one another, facing 90 degrees left and right, so called ”X-Y” stereo.
The track is continous, that is 5s taken from the binaural track, then the following 5s from the XY track, then the following 5s from the binaural track and so forth.  The two recorings were made simultaniously.
One can hear that the omnis don´t have exactly the same ”tone” as the cardioids, but it´s more interesting to hear the difference because of the distance between the omnis compared to the distance between the cardiois. As the omnis are about 150mm apart from one another they will pick up a phase stereo, while the cardioids will not, as they are too close too ane another. 
Thereby, the cardioids will ”place” the  traffic noise in the middle of the stereo picture where it becomes more (psyco acoustically) audible. 
I certainly find the sound from the omni rig much more pleasant than from the XY. In the same time I am aware of that ”all” professional people would classify the XY as more ”correct”. 
This, I think, goes back to a very old dogm. Fifty years ago, the broadcasting companies, BBC in particular, had problems with the coming stereo television sets: How can we (BBC) produce a stereo  sound that sounds good also in the mono set up´s? The best answer was M/S stereo, where the M (mid) came out nicely also in the mono TV loudspeakers. The next best was XY stereo, with the cardioid capsules so close to one another that the phase differences could be neglected. That was fifty years ago, but ”you can´t use binaural systems professionally” still lives on.
A fact is that XY stereo produces a better amplitude stereo when loudspeakers are used, which everyone with nearfield monitors will hear. It is also clearly visible if you open the track with Audacity for example. But it is a ”better sound” compared to the omnis?

Binaural stereo  vs. XY

Small photo: Telinga Modular. Please see: 
www.telinga.com/products/pro-series/kits/telinga-modular/
Large photo: SCHOEPS parabolic dish set. Buy from: https://schoeps.de/en/products/special-microphones/parabolic-dish/parabolic-dish-set.html

Popular tracks by Telinga Sweden