variations 4 PIANO

[electricbeats]

OK, guys and girls, newbies and recording experts, heres the thread of the month ;-):


HOW DO YOU MIC A PIANO ???


As far as I have found out this is a question that has almost religious significance amongst studio- and live sound engineers, so lets get over that 'Best whatever mic for xxx$' threads and bring up real things where everyone can learn from by trying out the one or other solution posted by the community...

So don't give me the ' UH, I like my TLMsoundsnice for piano' shit and tell everyone HOW you do it, theres no secrets to be kept...

 

[ausrock]

OK, try either of these links,

www.sae.edu/home/request_ie ..... If this one works look for "Reference Material"

OR

http://www.saecollege.de/reference_material/index.html

They should get you to the same place but sometimes they are a bit fickle to connect to.

Peace.......ChrisO

 

[electricbeats]

thanks for the link, nice resource...

But mainly I'm interested in personal oppinions and different ways how other people do it, sometimes one kinda sticks to the well experienced , safe, and usual pattern and tends to forget that there are more ways to experiment with, so how do YOU do it?

thanx

klg

 

[ausrock]

Personally I haven't needed to mic our piano yet, but if I did I would start with the ideas in those links and experiment from there.
BTW.......have you done a search here on "piano" or "micing piano"?

Peace..........ChrisO