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How well does Roger Select work if I hold it/wear it?

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I would say the On is the best option because you can manually control the mode and configure the six directional microphones via the app no matter what position it’s in.

If you wear the Select vertically and the topmost mic lights up by default, is it still possible to manually turn that one off and turn the other ones on? If so, and if you only want to use it that way, then it’s probably about the same as the On for that specific purpose.

In reply to @DamonHill

IMO Damon, The Pen is iffy at best, it’s okay, but the On & Select are far superior… I will get my leather making gear out, (perhaps next week?) and make a leather wristband to suit the Select, and try the Select out in the real world, mounted on my wrist, I’m curious to see how effective it might be, if anything, it should be a bit of fun, and most certainly a focal point of some of my friends attention, as it’s slightly larger than a normal watch, and bright green LED’s, I may get some curious looks, but in truth, I am way beyond any aesthetic issues, if it works, I will certainly ware it :grin: I have 3 Selects, 2 x iN’s, and one normal Select, I bought 2 on eBay fairly cheaply, I soldered in a new battery in one of the iN’s, the battery was goosed, it now runs perfect… Cheers Kev :wink:

In reply to @PeterH

The four mics on the Roger on form a beam forming single virtual microphone. It can be directional in a variety of ways in table mode. In pointing mode and presenter mode they look along the length of the mic.

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In reply to @PeterH

Yeah, I remembered that right after I posted. But the table mode interface in the app is a circle carved into six wedges, just like the Select, and that’s the only way to control the directionality in table mode. As far as I can tell, there’s no way to control any of the four physical mics individually. You just pick which of the six ‘pizza slices’ you want to hear, and the software figures out what to do with each mic to achieve that.

That’s exactly right. I find table mode works best :slight_smile:

Cheers Peter

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