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2. THOMASTHOMAS HASKETTHASKETT 3. CHAPTER 1THE IMPORTANCE OF POLAR PATTERNS THOMAS HASKETT 4. THE IMPORTANCE OF POLAR PATTERNS Polar pattern refers to a microphones Directionality(area where the microphone picks up sound)Allow you to focus on a specific sound Give you more control on the amount of room sound Help to avoid feedback Change frequency response of the microphone Record sounds coming from two opposite directions THOMAS HASKETT 5. CHAPTER 2 TYPES OF POLAR PATTERNS THOMAS HASKETT 6. TYPES OF POLAR PATTERNSCardioid Figure 8THOMAS HASKETTHypercardioid Omnidirectional 7. CARDIOID MOST COMMON CUTS FEEDBACK FOCUS GOOD FOR SPEECH AND VOCALSTHOMAS HASKETT 8. HYPERCARDIOID TIGHTER FRONT AREA SENSITIVITY IN REAR ALLOWS SOME ROOM THOMAS HASKETT 9. FIGURE 8 PICK UP SOUN ON BOTH SIDES EVENLY RECORD TWO SOUNDS SIMULTANEOUSLYTHOMAS HASKETT 10. TYPES OF POLAR PATTERNSPICKS UP EVERYDIRECTIONINCLUDES AMBIENCERECORDS A MOVINGSOURCETHOMAS HASKETT 11. FIXED VS ASSIGNABLETHOMAS HASKETT