A microphone polar pattern in which the mic is (nearly) equally sensitive to sound picked up from front and back, but not sensitive to sound on the sides. This produces a pattern that looks like an “8” when drawn on paper, where the microphone is at the point of crossover on the “8.” The pattern is also known as bi-directional.
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