Looking for a recordist April 30th Denver/Englewood area

darkwater · 28th March 2010

Hello remote warriors! My sister is doing a concert at St. John's Cathedral April 30th. She is a vocalist, and there will be piano accompaniment for most of the program, and a woodwind quartet for one or two songs. It's about an hour program, and I'd like to get separate tracks of close mics and room mics.

I'm in LA and probably can't be there, or I would try and do this myself. Having never hired anyone for this sort of thing, I'm wondering how much it will cost. Is anybody out in that zone that's interested?

Please PM me.

darkwater · 29th March 2010

Bump. Somebody needs a gig on that day, come on!

talbe1019 · 29th March 2010

Maybe Tenor39 would be interested in this?

tenor39 · 29th March 2010

He contacted me by e-mail. Waiting to hear back.

Jungle Jazz · 1st April 2010

If it doesn't work out with Tenor, here's another couple outfits you could try. I've had limited dealings with both, but it's been years, so I can't vouch one way or another for their current activity.

Mile High Music - home
Denver Colorado Recording Studios: Home

SynthLine09 · 1st April 2010

PM'd!

darkwater · 2nd April 2010

The job has been filled. Thanks you guys!

best,
Brian

telejustin · 24th April 2010

Just saw this... glad it's getting recorded. St. John's Cathedral is one of my favorite spaces to record in all of Denver. I've done a lot of work there. The reverb is incredible! The place is so massive and the ceilings are so high that I often work the main mics/array in pretty close, and then use a pair of ambient room mics pointed away a ways back (it's a super long room) to capture the space. Otherwise things can sound almost too dry.

If someone here is recording the concert (and has never worked there) there's a flower room that you can setup in off to stage right. It has a nice big table and power. 100' cables should make it. Downside is you can't see the show from this room.

Only problem might be traffic noise from 13th/14th. Have fun!

SynthLine09 · 27th April 2010

Quote:

Originally Posted by telejustin

Just saw this... glad it's getting recorded. St. John's Cathedral is one of my favorite spaces to record in all of Denver. I've done a lot of work there. The reverb is incredible! The place is so massive and the ceilings are so high that I often work the main mics/array in pretty close, and then use a pair of ambient room mics pointed away a ways back (it's a super long room) to capture the space. Otherwise things can sound almost too dry.

If someone here is recording the concert (and has never worked there) there's a flower room that you can setup in off to stage right. It has a nice big table and power. 100' cables should make it. Downside is you can't see the show from this room.

Only problem might be traffic noise from 13th/14th. Have fun!

Thanks for the suggestions! I'm actually doing the gig

I'm going to a rehearsal tomorrow to get my bearings and do some experimenting with placements. From the pictures I've seen it looks wonderful. Looking forward to it

28th March 2010	#1
darkwater Lives for gear Joined: Oct 2005 Location: Topanga, CA Posts: 1,384 Thread Starter	Looking for a recordist April 30th Denver/Englewood area Hello remote warriors! My sister is doing a concert at St. John's Cathedral April 30th. She is a vocalist, and there will be piano accompaniment for most of the program, and a woodwind quartet for one or two songs. It's about an hour program, and I'd like to get separate tracks of close mics and room mics. I'm in LA and probably can't be there, or I would try and do this myself. Having never hired anyone for this sort of thing, I'm wondering how much it will cost. Is anybody out in that zone that's interested? Please PM me. __________________ "Influences are alarm clocks of talents you already have within you."- Juana Molina "Don't play everything. Let some things go by. Some music is just imagined" - Thelonius Monk

24th April 2010	#8
telejustin Gear maniac Joined: Dec 2006 Location: Denver, CO Posts: 288	Just saw this... glad it's getting recorded. St. John's Cathedral is one of my favorite spaces to record in all of Denver. I've done a lot of work there. The reverb is incredible! The place is so massive and the ceilings are so high that I often work the main mics/array in pretty close, and then use a pair of ambient room mics pointed away a ways back (it's a super long room) to capture the space. Otherwise things can sound almost too dry. If someone here is recording the concert (and has never worked there) there's a flower room that you can setup in off to stage right. It has a nice big table and power. 100' cables should make it. Downside is you can't see the show from this room. Only problem might be traffic noise from 13th/14th. Have fun! __________________ Justin Peacock The Hook Factory

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29th March 2010	#2
darkwater Lives for gear Joined: Oct 2005 Location: Topanga, CA Posts: 1,384 Thread Starter	Bump. Somebody needs a gig on that day, come on!

29th March 2010	#3
talbe1019 Gear maniac Joined: Aug 2007 Location: Cleveland, Ohio Posts: 274	Maybe Tenor39 would be interested in this?

29th March 2010	#4
tenor39 Lives for gear Joined: Sep 2002 Location: Denver, CO Posts: 596	He contacted me by e-mail. Waiting to hear back.

1st April 2010	#5
Jungle Jazz Lives for gear Joined: Jan 2007 Location: Washington, D.C. area Posts: 802	If it doesn't work out with Tenor, here's another couple outfits you could try. I've had limited dealings with both, but it's been years, so I can't vouch one way or another for their current activity. Mile High Music - home Denver Colorado Recording Studios: Home

1st April 2010	#6
SynthLine09 Lives for gear Joined: Dec 2008 Location: Dallas Posts: 1,103	PM'd!

2nd April 2010	#7
darkwater Lives for gear Joined: Oct 2005 Location: Topanga, CA Posts: 1,384 Thread Starter	The job has been filled. Thanks you guys! best, Brian