gianlu5080
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I have to record my next classical solo piano recital (Mozart, Chopin, Liszt, Rachmaninoff) in a small-medium sized church, in which reverb could be a problem.
The piano will be a steinway concert grand and I have at my disposal 2 Neumann km 183 (omni) matched, 2 schoeps cmc5 mk4 (not matched) and 2 schoeps cmc5 mk 21 (not matched).
I think I should go for a schoeps pair plus Neumann for ambience, but I'd like to avoid multitracking for a variety of reasons, the first being I only have 2 channels of high-end preamps, and the other preamps are the ones on my Motu Traveler or in my Mackie 1202 vlz pro.
What approach to this recording (mic choices and techniques) do you suggest?
Thank you for your help
The piano will be a steinway concert grand and I have at my disposal 2 Neumann km 183 (omni) matched, 2 schoeps cmc5 mk4 (not matched) and 2 schoeps cmc5 mk 21 (not matched).
I think I should go for a schoeps pair plus Neumann for ambience, but I'd like to avoid multitracking for a variety of reasons, the first being I only have 2 channels of high-end preamps, and the other preamps are the ones on my Motu Traveler or in my Mackie 1202 vlz pro.
What approach to this recording (mic choices and techniques) do you suggest?
Thank you for your help
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