Care to provide us details on the positioning of the mics? Maybe some pics?

Here is a mobile pic :)

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Everything is then mixed after my taste.

This is a live- recording, some people are walking around and make some noise :(

I'm curious -
Based on the pic, it looks like the 2 pairs of mics are pretty close together...what was your motivation for that? Was one of the pairs missing something? Or did you want a different sound?

Overall (after listening to the Liszt), I think the sound is smooth and open without too much decay to make it muddy. The bottom end is a tad on the hollow side, but I wonder how much of that is the room itself.

In all a very fine sounding recording and a nice sounding organ too!

I did not have any special cause to put up the mic like this. I was only a bit lazy and corius to try some thing new. And a like the sound thats come to my ears...

Distans between the mic is 31.5 inch for the MKH 8020 and 39.37 for the Gefell M296.

Cucco wrote: I'm curious -
Based on the pic, it looks like the 2 pairs of mics are pretty close together...what was your motivation for that? Was one of the pairs missing something? Or did you want a different sound?

Overall (after listening to the Liszt), I think the sound is smooth and open without too much decay to make it muddy. The bottom end is a tad on the hollow side, but I wonder how much of that is the room itself.

In all a very fine sounding recording and a nice sounding organ too!

Thanks for your expert opinion, i am still a amateur in recording, slowly but surely i learn more and more :lol: