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> Microphones For Recording A String Quartet, Any ideas?
hutch263
posté lun. 20 mars 2006, 18:11
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I have only recorded classical chamber groups in the past, in warm acoustic rooms with a stereo pair of cheap condensor mics: I am wanting to get a set of mics that I will be able to use with a range of acoustic instruments (strings, wind & brass), but firstly to individually mic a string quartet.

Any suggestions at all? Ideally, I would like to keep my budget under £600 (eBay if necessary!!) for 4.

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John
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Gojinx
posté mar. 21 mars 2006, 07:04
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4 good mics on such a small budget? I can recommend the Oktava MK-012 (export Nickel version). They are sort of like the swiss army knife of microphones. I picked up a pair (at $120 for 2-but that was an in store special price) a few years ago and have used them on strings, acoustic instruments, drum overheads even choir vocals in a pinch and they output a very natural sound. The only thing is, it would be recommended to purchase matched pairs of them-I tried 8 of them when I was buying and each had a slightly different sound, but was able to match up a pair of them. If I had known how usefull they were at that time, I would have bought another 2 pairs! They are sensitive to bursts of air-so I would use pop filters/screens in close micing situations.
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