![]() ▲ 5 Common Stereo Microphone Techniques © Pro Audio Files |
What to Consider in Microphone Techniques?
Condenser Mic:
- Accurate transient response
- Extended Hi Frequency response (usually)
- Fatter response
Dynamic Mic:
- Softer transient response
- Hi Frequency roll-off
- Generally, shaped response
Important points in Mic Techniques:
1) Mechanics of the instrument’s tonality
- How, What => The component elements of the instrument’s tonality
2) Propagation and radiating properties of the instrument
- Directivity
3) Acoustics of the space
4) Microphone choice (Condenser/Dynamic)
- How show present range and extended sound (also, richness)
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- Metal, wood, plastic bridge with string:
Bridge => mechanical transducer (bridge radiate vibration)
- Guitar neck influences tonality
- You can increase sound quality by position
- Acoustic guitar’s body thickness:
Thicker => dark sound
Thinner => light (bright) sound
- Any instrument has:
‘Primary direction’: General sounds
‘Secondary direction’: Different properties of sounds
ex) Putting a drum set against flatter wall => unique sounds
- Amplifier is also important for sounds:
ex) Mesa Boogie => great for rhythm guitar
High-gain (power) Guitar amp:
Boxer amp
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