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Last night I did a show at the Munich Philharmonie. The venue has left and right arrays consisting of 4 Meyer M2D and 5 M1D per side and a center hang of 8 M1D. I was given Galileo control, and noticed that their delay times were quite odd. Left / Right:Top 2 M2D 3.58 msBottom 2 M2D 3.08 msTop 2 M1D 3.58 msBottom 3 M1D 3.08 msCenter:Top 4 M1D 4.58 msBottom 4 M1D 4.08 msThis may be slightly off, as I just jotted the times down in case I wanted to go back to them, but the point is that they had sections of the same hang delayed differently. I have seen Meyer arrays with different eq on sections, and this is sanctioned by Meyer, but I could not wrap my head around why you would want to delay different sections of the array differently. I set the l/r delay times to 0 and delayed everything else to that. It sounded better to my ears.Can anyone explain why you would want to delay things as they have?
Last night I did a show at the Munich Philharmonie. The venue has left and right arrays consisting of 4 Meyer M2D and 5 M1D per side and a center hang of 8 M1D. I was given Galileo control, and noticed that their delay times were quite odd.
Left / Right:
Top 2 M2D 3.58 ms
Bottom 2 M2D 3.08 ms
Top 2 M1D 3.58 ms
Bottom 3 M1D 3.08 ms
Center:
Top 4 M1D 4.58 ms
Bottom 4 M1D 4.08 ms
This may be slightly off, as I just jotted the times down in case I wanted to go back to them, but the point is that they had sections of the same hang delayed differently. I have seen Meyer arrays with different eq on sections, and this is sanctioned by Meyer, but I could not wrap my head around why you would want to delay different sections of the array differently. I set the l/r delay times to 0 and delayed everything else to that. It sounded better to my ears.
Can anyone explain why you would want to delay things as they have?
