RM-7 DIY Ribbon Mics - Blumlein pair on Acoustic Mantra Band of Guitar, Flute and Percussion скачать в хорошем качестве

RM-7 DIY Ribbon Mics - Blumlein pair on Acoustic Mantra Band of Guitar, Flute and Percussion

Take a listen how an acoustic band can be recorded exclusively with a Blumlein pair of kit-built Bumblebee RM-7 Active DIY Ribbon Mics. I have invited my friends to studio and we've made a great recording of their mantra-based song "Show Me Your Light". The band consisted of an acoustic guitar, standard orchestral flute and percussion. The guitar player was also a singer. The great thing about this composition for microphone demonstration purposes is a very wide dynamics of playing - a very quiet beginning develops into a very active culmination. So I would advice to take the time and to listen to the whole song. This way you will be able to appreciate the way the Bumblebee RM-7 DIY Active Ribbon Mics reproduce both - the gentlest touches of an instrument and the active energizer playing. The Bumblebee RM-7 DIY Active Ribbon Mics used for this recording had 1.2u ribbons. The microphones were set up as a Blumlein pair and positioned around 1.5 meters (5 feet) away from either member of the band. The recording chain was a pair of Grace Design M101 into the Focusrite 18i20 (1st generation, the oldest one). The panning was narrowed down in DAW, I found that 30% left and 30% right sounded best for me. The processing included the minor multiband compression, however, the compressor mostly gets engaged only during the active part of the composition. As a final touch, I've added a tiny bit of digital reverb. There is no EQ. The Bumblebee RM-7 DIY Ribbon Mic is an active design with a built-in ultra-low noise signal booster, which makes the microphone as easy to use as a regular condenser. The RM-7 ribbon microphones require the +48V phantom power to operate. The RM-7 ribbon microphones can be ordered here: https://www.bumblebeepro.com/rm-7-act...