In The Studio: Microphone Leakage—How It Sounds & How To Control It
Methods for tightening recorded sound by increasing the isolation between mics (includes audio samples)
November 7, 2017
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Methods for tightening recorded sound by increasing the isolation between mics (includes audio samples)
In designing the Audio-Technica MicroSet line, Chris Nighman, product manager for wired products, says that the overriding goal for this development was to produce a
Meeting the challenge of mixing several disembodied parts and performers into something that sounds real…
A range of tips and approaches for making quality recordings with eight channels or less.
Capturing and amplifying those beautiful and natural tones without hype or feedback.
A variety of ways to capture the performance so it can be brought back alive…
Looking at a variety of ways of going about it — and why — as well as the positive impact of digital consoles…
Some of the great studio engineers preferred other mics that are less prominent in our consciousness…
A procedure from system tuning through line checks, not stopping until the performers and sound crew are happy…
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