Recording BAG PIPES =)
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Buck62
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The way to record bagpipes is far, far away.
Preferably while wearing earplugs.
On a more serious note...
Use a condenser mic, give it a considerable amount of distance (2 to 4 ft.), and start with the trim all the way down and work it up slowly.
Okay... I'm guessing on this... I admit it.
The last time I heard bagpipes on a recording was at the end of the song "Killer Queen" by Queen.
Preferably while wearing earplugs.
On a more serious note...
Use a condenser mic, give it a considerable amount of distance (2 to 4 ft.), and start with the trim all the way down and work it up slowly.
Okay... I'm guessing on this... I admit it.
The last time I heard bagpipes on a recording was at the end of the song "Killer Queen" by Queen.
The Green Hornet
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Yo Sabith:
First, take a litmus test if you're recording bagpipes.
Second, put a bag on the mic to enhance the pipes from the bag to the mic covered by the bag.
May these words bring a little cheer into the Highland Fling.
Wear kilts while recording to enhance the sound.
Green Hornet
First, take a litmus test if you're recording bagpipes.
Second, put a bag on the mic to enhance the pipes from the bag to the mic covered by the bag.
May these words bring a little cheer into the Highland Fling.
Wear kilts while recording to enhance the sound.
Green Hornet
