Golden Age Project R1 MKII Passive Ribbon Microphone Is Very Active In This Demo (Video) скачать в хорошем качестве

Golden Age Project R1 MKII Passive Ribbon Microphone Is Very Active In This Demo (Video)

Much has been buzzed about Golden Age Project and their line of affordable, yet impressively high-performing recording gear. Though their Neve-inspired Pre73 Microphone Preamplifier has received the lion's share of attention, the Golden Age Project R1 MKII Passive Ribbon Microphone is yet another low-priced point of pride for the Swedish manufacturers. In this video demo, Owen takes a look at and listen to the Golden Age Project R1 Ribbon Microphone on a number of sources, including electric and acoustic guitar, sung vocals and, yes, ukulele. He also offers a bit of advice to those engineers who enjoy culture, picnicking and the occasional spot of vino. (NB: At some point towards the beginning of this video I say that "the R1 is, like all ribbon mics, bi-directional," or something to that effect. I should have said "most modern production ribbon microphones are bi-directional," because, as GW Ed. Director Gino Robair pointed out to me, mics like the Beyerdynamic M 160 and M 260 are cardioid-patterned ribbon mics, and early ribbons produced by the likes of Altec were multi-pattern. My bust.)