I have earlier promised an article about microphone placement for violin, but I never really got around how to go about that topic.
In varies recording websites and magazines you can find general rules about where to locate a microphone to get a good sound from violin, viola, cello and so on.
This info can often be a good starting point and explain some general rules and the theoretical back ground of instrument recordings.
A blog about bowed instruments and pickups, microphones, amplifiers and other gear for fiddles, violin, viola
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03 September 2013
The bedroom recording session
01 September 2013
JamHub Tracker MT16
Another new recording device, that caught my attention in regards to having a good quality recording of rehearsals or live gigs.
The JamHub Tracker MT16 is a 24bit/96Khz 16 track recorder similar to the Cymantic Audio LR16, but it has some more tricks up its sleeve.
JamHub Tracker can be connected to an existing JamHub setup, but it also has 8 inputs onboard and a special 16 channel breakout cable, which can be connected to any mixer.
USB hard discs or thumb drives as well as SD-cards can be used for recording storage. Recorded sessions can be uploaded wirelessly via wifi.
The JamHub Tracker MT16 is a 24bit/96Khz 16 track recorder similar to the Cymantic Audio LR16, but it has some more tricks up its sleeve.
JamHub Tracker can be connected to an existing JamHub setup, but it also has 8 inputs onboard and a special 16 channel breakout cable, which can be connected to any mixer.
USB hard discs or thumb drives as well as SD-cards can be used for recording storage. Recorded sessions can be uploaded wirelessly via wifi.
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