Hand me that bag that holds the bottle...............
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Gpoing Back Again
Filmed with a Canon 7D camera and recorded the audio on my computer and synced the two.
The mics are a Neumann U47 on the vocal and a RODE NT4 on the guitar, as well as the internal pickup. I used a UAD-1 card with powered plugins (Fairchild limiter and Pultec EQ) for post-processing. I used a Neve 1272 preamp on the guitar mic and a Grace 201 on the vocal
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Hand me that bag that holds the bottle...............
Bach's Trumpet by Alison Balsom
Great recording close miking.
Last edited by LICORNE; July 4th, 2012 at 10:39 AM.
i get a 'not avalible in your country/ copyright thing'
but thanks for posting this - its still entertaining -
LoL
guns kill people,
like spoons made rush limbaugh,
fat ....
Christina Rosenvinge SIGNING WITH A FLEA microphone entirely built in eastern europe.
FLEA - custom made microphones
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Anything by Ry Cooder or David Lindley.
I like singer who sings well. I like speaker which speaks well . And when those two meet well, whatelse do we need?
But,
You might not need Altec for her.
Maria Callas: Casta diva (1958) - YouTube
And you might have taste in old recording too.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JbSKzZXsnko
I feel consolation and peace from this kind of recording expecially when I am too tired of thinking about making a good sound from my audio.
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Elisabeth Schwarzkopf -Strauss Vier Letzte Liede
Turntable : Yamaha GT 2000 - Cartridge : Soundsmith The Voice Ebony - Phono Stage : Moon LP5.3 - Preamp : Transcendent Sound Grounded Grid - Speakers : KRK Expose E8B.
Hee is a J.S Bach concerto for 2 violins. Miking with Neumann . Only mistake : should have put a mic inside Harpsichord.
Great recording overall.
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