Studio Session
I felt the studio apartment session went reasonably well; the band The Redtubes were friendly and we as a group found it easy enough to extend our views and vice versa.
The Redtubes - Band Members
* strainist Jess
* Guitars Jake and Liam
* Bass Player Chris
* bafflemer - Max
We started eat up by asking the band how they would best like to do it, we then evaluated this against what resources we had and formulated a session externalize, this worked as follows:
Takes Vocal Booth Mic.Practice Room 1Mic.
1. Vocals RhodesBass D.I. & adenine; AmpedRE20
2. Guitar 1 (Amped) AKG 414Guitar 2 (Amped) RE20
3. Guitar 1 (Dist. Amped) AKG 414Guitar 2 (Dist. Amped) RE20
4. - - - - - - (*N.B.) - - - - Drums (Full Kit Mics.) SE3/Shure
We would ordinarily support tried to record the Drums first so we would have a base to work from (unfortunately this was out of the question because the Bands drummer couldnt make it until the nearer the end of the session), luckily there was a backing track to work from so this wasnt overly much of an issue.
Once we had all agreed to go forrader with this format we then drew up a plan of action on the whiteboard, assigning all our channels and think Microphones on a visual list. That way there could be less confusion over whos doing what and also whats assigned to which channel, therefore saving time.
Microphone Plan
Channel putz/Microphone
(on Desk)
1. Bass D.I. and RE20 ( grown Diaphragm capacitance Mic. for low freq. response)
2. Vocals Rhodes (Valve Condenser Mic for a rich tone) Some reverb added to aid vocalist.
3. Guitar 1 RE20 (Large Diaphragm Condenser Mic. for good freq. response)
4. Guitar 2 AKG 414 (Sensitive Condenser Mic. for good crisp tone)
Drum Microphones
Channel Drum/Microphone
(on Desk)
5. Kick Drum D112 (Industry Standard - Large Diaphragm Dynamic...If you want to get a full essay, ensnare it on our website: Ordercustompaper.com
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