Back To The Future: Looking Into Notable Recent Microphone Milestones

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It's a bit of a boastful title but this article in Pro Sound Web is nevertheless interesting.

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I found this today. Thought I'd share.
https://www.cakewalk.com/Support/Knowledge-Base/2007013311/10-Microphone-Placement-Techniques-for-Acoustic-Guitar

Even if it's for guitars, the techniques still apply for other instruments

http://www.jsonline.com/entertainment/musicandnightlife/butch-vig-on-producing-foo-fighters-next-album-new-garbage-material-smart-studios-documentary-b99336-273794151.html?ipad=y

I just added a new article to my website and thought that it might be of interest to some people here.

This is a recent article I wrote on my journey into home recording. I thought this would be an appropriate forum as it covers some very basic introductory and budget gear that would help beginners find their way into the same. Feedback is welcome as I plan on writing a series of these and am still working with tone/voice on this. Many Thanks and enjoy.

I thought that the interview with Tim Debney and Nick Watson at Fluid Mastering would be interesting in case you've not seen it. The thing that is most interesting is the mastering engineers perspective and the way they look at material supplied to them. Fluid is a top London mastering studio and the guys used to work at Townhouse so have a lot of experience.

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Even with the changes in the way music is sold /distributed, some things haven't changed since Alan Freed was "spinnin' the platters that matter" in the 50's according to this NPR article I just read:

Hi microphone lovers! I wrote some articles and created sound clips for a bunch of microphones on Gear-Wiki. I thought I'd share the links as I hope this can be useful.

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