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Title: Recording a brass band , wandering if LDs or SDs would sound better.
Post by: Ray76 on August 01, 2005, 01:00:23 PM
They bill themselves as psychadelic funk rock brass music, and will be playing in a small jazz club next friday.  Didnt know if a particular style of mic is more suited to brass instruments, have AT4050s, and MG200/210s and maybe will have DPAs 4061s by then.

getting 50 bucks and free beer to record em, so lookin for suggestions as to mic types/patterns, configs , etc to do em right...

Teddy
Title: Re: Recording a brass band , wandering if LDs or SDs would sound better.
Post by: fozzy on August 01, 2005, 01:10:06 PM
my .02

If they are mic'd individually > PA.  I'd run the MGs in a normal stereo pattern according to the venue, location etc.

no mics or few mics.  runt the AT's on stage split (omni) . It'd be nice to also add some AUD mics to this mix as well,

Title: Re: Recording a brass band , wandering if LDs or SDs would sound better.
Post by: Ray76 on August 01, 2005, 01:14:01 PM
my .02

If they are mic'd individually > PA.  I'd run the MGs in a normal stereo pattern according to the venue, location etc.

no mics or few mics.  runt the AT's on stage split (omni) . It'd be nice to also add some AUD mics to this mix as well,



Good stuff Fozzy. they arent micd individually, in a small venue, so looks like the ats are the ticket.

will probably throw the m20s in there too.

+T
Title: Re: Recording a brass band , wandering if LDs or SDs would sound better.
Post by: fozzy on August 01, 2005, 01:17:42 PM
most likely they will be playing into a set of thier own mics.  I'd just clamp on right under theirs.


             D

  x  x  x        x x x
      O            O
________________


D= drummer if they got one
x = brass palyers

0=mics

Title: Re: Recording a brass band , wandering if LDs or SDs would sound better.
Post by: Ray76 on August 01, 2005, 01:20:53 PM
Ray's portable rig
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v12/MokesPics/IMG11.jpg)

Shoot, bust em all out, and mix'er down!

lol  ;D

+T thanks both of yall. Fozzy that looks like what im gonna run. Preciate it.
Title: Re: Recording a brass band , wandering if LDs or SDs would sound better.
Post by: heath on August 01, 2005, 09:34:37 PM
Ray's portable rig
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v12/MokesPics/IMG11.jpg)

Shoot, bust em all out, and mix'er down!

rotflmao
Title: Re: Recording a brass band , wandering if LDs or SDs would sound better.
Post by: tim in jersey on August 02, 2005, 02:04:06 AM
Ray's portable rig
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v12/MokesPics/IMG11.jpg)

Shoot, bust em all out, and mix'er down!

rotflmao

I can see it now. A thread entitled: "ISO: ways to crotch an Allen & Heath or Soundcraft k2 plus accoutrements?"

EDIT: Please bear in mind I'm shit-faced... That being said:

Wander= to shuffle about,aimlessly

Wonder= to ponder, to contemplate

Sorry Ray, pet peeve of mine. It's late and alcohol gave my TS.com diplomat the night off. :lol: All in good fun.  ;)

Title: Re: Recording a brass band , wandering if LDs or SDs would sound better.
Post by: Ray76 on August 02, 2005, 02:17:22 AM
Ray's portable rig
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v12/MokesPics/IMG11.jpg)

Shoot, bust em all out, and mix'er down!

rotflmao

I can see it now. A thread entitled: "ISO: ways to crotch an Allen & Heath or Soundcraft k2 plus accoutrements?"

EDIT: Please bear in mind I'm shit-faced... That being said:

Wander= to shuffle about,aimlessly

Wonder= to ponder, to contemplate

Sorry Ray, pet peeve of mine. It's late and alcohol gave my TS.com diplomat the night off. :lol: All in good fun.  ;)



Its no problem man, dish it all night. I can take it.  ;)