New Microphone Test (Guitar but not Flamenco)

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rojarosguitar -> New Microphone Test (Guitar but not Flamenco) (Jul. 1 2015 4:54:39)
Hello, I've got some new short guitar (classical, not flamenco) recordings through different microphone arrays: https://soundcloud.com/rojarosguitar/sets/newest-microphone-guitar-test The two first recordings fall outside the test proper, because they are recorded with a different guitar in a different room and using a slightly different technique, but I include them because they are as viable as any other. Feedback very welcome. The recordings were done one after the other, so there are some variations in performance and also some mistakes here an there. The channels have been normalized and cut to length, faded in and out and than mixed down. The mixed down tracks then were all normalized again so that the volume is as comparable as possible. No other processing whatsoever is involved... New Guitar Test

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ToddK -> RE: New Microphone Test (Guitar but not Flamenco) (Jul. 4 2015 19:05:19)
If you're posting a microphone test, don't you think it would be pretty important to say which microphone you're testing? Otherwise, i don't see the point.

El Kiko -> RE: New Microphone Test (Guitar but not Flamenco) (Jul. 4 2015 20:25:02)
yes it would ToddK ...yes it would ... that is why I clicked here as i am messing about with some small clip on type mics , for ease of use and wanted to see what the story here was ,,, what is a good clip on type mic to use anyway ?

Sr. Martins -> RE: New Microphone Test (Guitar but not Flamenco) (Jul. 4 2015 20:45:36)
quote: what is a good clip on type mic to use anyway ? To record? I think nothing beats a regular microphone placed away from the guitar. I wouldn't waste my time with clip-ons unless it's absolutely necessary.

rojarosguitar -> RE: New Microphone Test (Guitar but not Flamenco) (Jul. 4 2015 20:53:51)
Of course I will publish all the data in due time, but I didn't want anybody react to brands and names in either way, positive or negative. I thought it's much more interesting to have reponses based only on your ears and not on your knowledge of what is supposed to be the'right' thing...

El Kiko -> RE: New Microphone Test (Guitar but not Flamenco) (Jul. 4 2015 21:04:37)
more to play than record . some seem better than others ... its just the convenience that i like ...they arent all bad ...

Sr. Martins -> RE: New Microphone Test (Guitar but not Flamenco) (Jul. 4 2015 21:14:17)
quote: they arent all bad ... The "problem" is that a clip-on will always have to clip-on near the soundhole and that's not a very natural guitar sound. This is just my opinion, if you like it, go ahead.

rojarosguitar -> RE: New Microphone Test (Guitar but not Flamenco) (Jul. 4 2015 21:32:27)
There is one made by Danish Pro Audio. It is a fantastic microphone. DPA : http://www.session.de/DPA-d-vote-4099G-Clip-Mikrofon-fuer-Gitarre.html?utm_source=google_pla&utm_medium=cpc&utm_content=textlink&utm_campaign=feed_google&campaign=GoogleShopping&gclid=Cj0KEQjwiN6sBRDK2vOO_vaRs5cBEiQAfsnJCTzx0rGVOlzK_j3M5kpX7I39htrQCWHpz-0BSYTCCf0aArtq8P8HAQ Not so cheap, though...

rojarosguitar -> RE: New Microphone Test (Guitar but not Flamenco) (Jul. 13 2015 19:35:29)
I should mention what has been used: I used two Samar VL37 ribbon mics either as Faulkner phased array or as such with a third central LDCs of different brands. The Ribbon mics went through AEA TRP either without or with FetHead impedance matching amps.

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