Hey, I'm thinking of getting into recording and getting some AKG mics. I don't really know what all is best for what, so I'm asking for a little help
So, lets say cost was not and issue, these are my needs and current mics:
1 - SM57
1 - SM58
1 - Audix F9
I want to be able to record drums, acoustic grand piano, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, voice, bass, fiddle, woodwinds
I'm thinking just the SM57 will work for electric guitar. The Audix F9 does a good job on the acoustic, but I have a one time shot at getting some good AKG mics, so I may upgrade.
For drums, I'm thinking the SM57 on the snare, then maybe some C414s overhead and something for the kick. I guess this is the way Zeppelin did it (called XY I believe), would that be good? How are the 214s compared to the 414s? I guess maybe the D112 is a good one for the kick?
Then for the other acoustic instruments, if I spring for 414/214s, would those do the trick or do I want to get some more small diaphram condensers like the Audix? What AKGs would you recommend?
Thanks
So, lets say cost was not and issue, these are my needs and current mics:
1 - SM57
1 - SM58
1 - Audix F9
I want to be able to record drums, acoustic grand piano, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, voice, bass, fiddle, woodwinds
I'm thinking just the SM57 will work for electric guitar. The Audix F9 does a good job on the acoustic, but I have a one time shot at getting some good AKG mics, so I may upgrade.
For drums, I'm thinking the SM57 on the snare, then maybe some C414s overhead and something for the kick. I guess this is the way Zeppelin did it (called XY I believe), would that be good? How are the 214s compared to the 414s? I guess maybe the D112 is a good one for the kick?
Then for the other acoustic instruments, if I spring for 414/214s, would those do the trick or do I want to get some more small diaphram condensers like the Audix? What AKGs would you recommend?
Thanks
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