Search results

  1. N

    Digital Piano a LONG way off from realism

    I once got a chance to play a Bosendorfer CEUSMaster that I loved a lot.
  2. N

    reason 4.0 and Piano refills...any good ones?

    The reason pianos by far! They are from propellerheads themselves. Google it.
  3. N

    Vocal Microphone Identification

    Answered my own question Here it is! http://www.schoeps.de/E-2004/rc.html
  4. N

    Vocal Microphone Identification

    Can anybody identify which mic this is? A lot of opera singers use it, and it seems to provide excellent results: Any help is appreciated! -Nick
  5. N

    Have a listen!

    Just testing a new piano recording method. What do you guys think? http://rapidshare.com/files/137894151/PianoRecording.wav.html https://homerecording.com/bbs/showthread.php?t=262541
  6. N

    recording live rehearsals

    My suggestion is a Presonus Firebox (or if on a budget, an inspire 1394) Plug two mics (not 4!) into the mixer, pan one hard left and one hard right. Run the output of the mixer into the non-xlr stereo inputs on the device. Plug the other two mics directly into the XLR ports on the...
  7. N

    Monster Cable, Etc. Better? Worth the Cost?

    It seems that monster's pro cables are actually priced well, because pros know what things should cost. They horridly overprice home products though, because consumers usually think "costs more == better." Oh, dumb people!
  8. N

    Low-Voltage Outdoor Wiring For Speaker Cable?

    I have it run all over my yard, the sound is actually quite good! I'm the only one on my block who has outdoor 5.1!
  9. N

    how to mic a grand piano

    Also, here's a small snippet of the final result: "Uncompressed" WAV File: http://rapidshare.com/files/137894151/PianoRecording.wav.html Screenshot of EQ is attached. I will also post a picture of the whole setup a bit later
  10. N

    how to mic a grand piano

    Mic Grand Thanks guys! The recording came out great. I'll post a link to an mp3 sometime soon. -Nick
  11. N

    UHER M534 Dynamic Mics

    Uher M534 I just found 2 Uher M534's with the stereo X-Y stand in my basement in a box. I soldered some new Neutrik XLR connectors on them since they previously had 3-pin DIN connectors. They sound quite good! Especially for acoustic pianos!
  12. N

    how to mic a grand piano

    Hey all, i'm new to this forum and to home recording. I am currently faced with the dilemma of recording a Yamaha GH1 Grand Piano (5' 3") with the only two microphones I own: An MXL 909 Large-Diaphragm Condenser and a Shure PG81 Small-Diaphragm condenser. I would like to know what the best...
Back
Top