Capturing The Energy: Audience Mic Techniques To Enhance Live Recordings
A live recording is all about the energy of the event, and that energy comes from the crowd, so some real thought has to be given as to how it’s captured.
A live recording is all about the energy of the event, and that energy comes from the crowd, so some real thought has to be given as to how it’s captured.
Capturing the right sound and feel in the most important session in the production cycle of a record…
The fewer the number of open mics, the better the gain before feedback; also, a single mic can pick up all instruments and vocals with a coherent, focused sound.
The first question to ask: Do I really need overheads? Yet it’s not quite that simple…
Who would have thought revisiting the “old school” could be so exciting?
Considering unusual microphones, pickups and techniques that might just be the right answer to your next challenging scenario.
A single-element cardioid dynamic model originating in the mid-1950s that’s the first model to incorporate the company’s patented Variable-D design.
It’s sometimes difficult to record the audience in a way that captures its true sound – here are some techniques and considerations that can help…
An early “pressure” design with a Paracoustic baffle to help control directionality; plus a bit of RCA history…
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