Axel Drioli of Sounding Wild enjoying Reynolds Microphone's latest creation - the TARANTULA, an 8 channel portable cube array that has some special omni mics.
Here is Axel testing it in Sierra Leone for Sounding Wild's project Sounds Across Continents.
Sounding Wild: Recording Nature with Reynolds Microphones
Axel Drioli of Sounding Wild explaining how he uses Reynolds Microphones to record the sounds of nature.
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Prototyping with Acrylic Spheres and Electret Capsules
I’ve been back in the lab this week, doing some more hands-on prototyping — one of my favourite parts of the process.
This time, I’ve been working with 60mm acrylic spheres and fitting them with three 6mm electret condenser capsules. These little capsules have a surprisingly full frequency response — a true 20Hz to 20kHz — which makes them great for capturing detailed, natural sound in a compact form.
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Kicking Off 2025 with a New Microphone Design
Happy New Year! I’ve been starting 2025 in the best possible way — by diving into a new spherical mic design I’ve had on my desk during the Christmas break.
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Prototypes for Sounding Wild's trip to Africa
Merry Christmas from Reynolds Microphones!