Thomas
I thought it would be a good idea to put this in a new thread after reading your post on the Small Format Mic Stand thread.
It's an interesting idea to use AT4060s in a Decca Tree. I have always considered this mic to behave like a wide cardioid in its pickup from the front, but ordinary cardioid from behind.
I am listening to this absolutely stunning disc of piano music of Mompou, played by Stephen Hough on Hyperion (GAW21963). This is really beautiful music. Reminds me of Torroba a bit.
Hi,
As a classically educated musician also fooling around with a home studio in rather different genres than the classical, I recently came to think where the mastering of classical music differs from mastering rock, popular and jazz music; or is there any difference at all? And in a home studio, if trying to make a "home studio" master, which approach would you take?
I see time after time when it comes to Micing a bass drum, some choose between a decent condenser or a high pressure (one that comes to mind is the AKG D112) dynamic mic. Some others are the Shure beta series. I know when eq is applied, it's usually curved or set around or about 100Hz. What's mostly used to get that deep thump on most recordings?
a) Would someone please explain here the differences between E22 and E32? shall be a stupid question tough.LOL One error plus...
b) Based On Disc Makers mnual of How to produce nice masters... they recommend people tosubmit media or ask for the plant to submit to E32 tests and so. That is why I always write on my Cd masters : SUBMIT TO E32 TEST BEFORE REPLICATION
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I am extremely new to this and would love some chiming in.
I am planning on recording a choir/ensemble. There are 45 people in it and I was going to use 2 mics in ORTF configuration, right behind the director, 12' high. Then do an MS configuration somewhere behind the ORTF setup.
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What song, album or band/artist did you record or were a part of that received any "popular status" as in, did it get any radio play, a grammy, juno etc.
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Hi friends,
I will be soon recording a Horns Band, with 35/40 very young but good musicians on a budget project.
I have previuosly recorded nice small Camerata CDs and horns section inside my studio, but now it will be a complete different approach.
I have the following mics on here:
2 AT 4050
hi friends!I have just finished the recording, editing and mixing of the fourth CD of a local Camerata orchestra.
It was a budget project, entirely done on a bad acoustical place, but with efforts to make it sound really good. Three days with an 8 hour recording period on each.
