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 Fri 13 May 2005, 22:26
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I want to record my friend playing classical piano. An upright in an old wooden lodge with a high roof. In stead of waisting time trying to figure witch mic, placment, compressoin, ect. I thought I'd ask the educated folks here. thanks
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Mac Book Pro Intel 2 duo, 2.16 2gb ram, Cubase 4, Reason 3.5, Peak, motu 828mkII, OctoPre Le, some mics and Ideas, and your helpful tips.
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Mon 23 May 2005, 19:13
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FYI
Just thought that I'd post that I used two large adk condesors about a foot and a half away, angled from the open top on a stereo track, a 57 on the back board, and another large condensor above his head and got a killer sound in 96khz.
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Mac Book Pro Intel 2 duo, 2.16 2gb ram, Cubase 4, Reason 3.5, Peak, motu 828mkII, OctoPre Le, some mics and Ideas, and your helpful tips.
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