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13th October 2007
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| Gear maniac Join Date: Jul 2006
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Thread Starter |  Come here to hear different microphone techniques on Classical Piano! Some of you may remember in my other thread I talked about uploading different techniques for different composers, well HERE IT IS. Tonight I will be going back to the hall and taking pictures of all the techniques, hall, etc. I will probably set up my last technique of blum + AB omni and record threw, then switch to MS with my 3 left over mics set up at same time for mid and run threw the music again. That should give us 4 styles and alot to talk about until I have time to go back. My Equipment: Lacking but... 2x ADK TL (multipatern omni,card,hypercard,figure-8) 2x Oktava 012 dorsey moded (omni and cardioid capsules) Mackie 400f Laptop Jecklin Disk (homemade) The Hall: Size (will find out tonight) (Will take pictures tonight) The Piano: Bosendorfer Model 225 7'4" 92 keys The techniques: Tonight I should have time to do the following... Blumlein + AB Omni MS (LDC S and SDC Cardioid M) MS (LDC S and SDC Omni M) MS (LDC S and LDC Cardioid M) More techniques to try... LDC ORTF + SDC omni SDC ORTF + LDC omni Jecklin Disc Omnis XY Composers: Chopin Barber Hydan Brahms Ravel Obviously I will post measurements for all the techniques, and I am sure there is alot I have missed so feel free to make any suggestions. I hope this will turn out to be a good reference for people to get an idea of what technique to use for what kind of sound they wish to achieve. Note: I am not a pro, I often use my "gut" to determine how far to place microphones so suggestions form pros is very welcome  |
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14th October 2007
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| Gear addict  Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: seaside, california
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| Your gut works well. So do your microphones! So what they're not "pedigreed"!  Can't wait to see your pictures. 
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14th October 2007
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| Gear maniac Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Switzerland
Posts: 222
| where are they audible ? |
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14th October 2007
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| Gear Head Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Buenos Aires, Argentina
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| Can't wait to see AND hear! Thanks! |
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14th October 2007
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| Gear maniac Join Date: Jul 2006
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Thread Starter | :( sorry guys I'll do it next weekend, we were going to do it after a concert but we were to tired. In the meantime feel free to post any suggestions. |
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