trio

Hello everyone,

Since the DPA4061 is often a topic, I thought I would put up a snip-- but you will have to take a short trip to hear it:

http://www.gearslut…

Rich

Hello everyone, Im being faced with a challenge, i need to record a jazz trio, my gear is limited to a mixer an 8 track recorder, only can record 2 tracks at a time, and half a dozen mics 2 large condensers 2 small, and 2 dynamics

What would be the best way to go about this, instruments in trio are Piano, Drums, and electric bass

Thanks, hope to hear from you all!

Hello,

First-timer here.

I'm recording a friends jazz band this week as a non-paying favor...basically they are looking for a live demo in a wine bar, so this is really limiting the setup. The band is:

Here's my latest recording for your listening pleasure. :D

Piano Trio #2 in e minor, Op. 67 by Dmitri Shostakovich

Here's the setup:

Main Pair:
Schoeps CMC6/MK4 (2) in near coincident, 25 cm, 70 degrees
11' high, 14' liear to piano
violin anc cello 4' in front of piano

I will be recording a friend at school who has a jazz trio (piano, drums, bass) in our preformance hass, which is a rather "live", but good sounding room.

The equiptment I will have access to is as follows:

-2 SM81

I'm going to start mixing a project next week where it's guitar, bass, vocals and drums. Out of 11 songs only 3 have doubled guitar tracks. How should I approach panning on the other 8 songs? I could do it Van-Halen style with guitar on the left and 'verb on the right but I don't really like that idea.