A decent condenser on a stand placed near the side of the grand piano and under the lid . Lift the lid and place one mic over the large part of the harp, and one mic in the middle of the narrow part of the harp. Place a directional mic aimed at the middle of the rounded part of the piano, about 6 feet away from the piano. Keep the mics about two to three . Record the output from the instrument from that mic placement.
Place a directional mic aimed at the middle of the rounded part of the piano, about 6 feet away from the piano.
Examples on how to mic an upright piano using a single microphone. If you aren't able to use multiple microphones, miking a piano at the sweet spot with a single microphone will suffice. Place an at2020 cardioid condenser mic just outside the instrument. How do you record an upright piano with one mic? You can capture the piano's full sound with a single mic; Lift the lid and place one mic over the large part of the harp, and one mic in the middle of the narrow part of the harp. Keep the mics about two to three . Place one microphone in or near the high hole and another over the last octave of low strings (maybe the second to last octave). Although you can mic an upright piano with only a single microphone, most engineers prefer placing two microphones at similar depths on . Make sure to aim it at the lid. Record the output from the instrument from that mic placement. A decent condenser on a stand placed near the side of the grand piano and under the lid . Put your mic in the places where you think you want to hear the instrument from.
Place a directional mic aimed at the middle of the rounded part of the piano, about 6 feet away from the piano. Place one microphone in or near the high hole and another over the last octave of low strings (maybe the second to last octave). Yes, you really can get away with using just one mic. Make sure to aim it at the lid. Record the output from the instrument from that mic placement.
Put your mic in the places where you think you want to hear the instrument from.
Place an at2020 cardioid condenser mic just outside the instrument. Keep the mics about two to three . How do you record an upright piano with one mic? Although you can mic an upright piano with only a single microphone, most engineers prefer placing two microphones at similar depths on . Put your mic in the places where you think you want to hear the instrument from. Make sure to aim it at the lid. You can capture the piano's full sound with a single mic; Record the output from the instrument from that mic placement. Lift the lid and place one mic over the large part of the harp, and one mic in the middle of the narrow part of the harp. Examples on how to mic an upright piano using a single microphone. Yes, you really can get away with using just one mic. If you aren't able to use multiple microphones, miking a piano at the sweet spot with a single microphone will suffice. A decent condenser on a stand placed near the side of the grand piano and under the lid .
If you aren't able to use multiple microphones, miking a piano at the sweet spot with a single microphone will suffice. Place one microphone in or near the high hole and another over the last octave of low strings (maybe the second to last octave). Put your mic in the places where you think you want to hear the instrument from. Yes, you really can get away with using just one mic. You can capture the piano's full sound with a single mic;
Place a directional mic aimed at the middle of the rounded part of the piano, about 6 feet away from the piano.
Yes, you really can get away with using just one mic. Lift the lid and place one mic over the large part of the harp, and one mic in the middle of the narrow part of the harp. A decent condenser on a stand placed near the side of the grand piano and under the lid . Although you can mic an upright piano with only a single microphone, most engineers prefer placing two microphones at similar depths on . Put your mic in the places where you think you want to hear the instrument from. Make sure to aim it at the lid. You can capture the piano's full sound with a single mic; Keep the mics about two to three . Record the output from the instrument from that mic placement. Place a directional mic aimed at the middle of the rounded part of the piano, about 6 feet away from the piano. How do you record an upright piano with one mic? If you aren't able to use multiple microphones, miking a piano at the sweet spot with a single microphone will suffice. Place one microphone in or near the high hole and another over the last octave of low strings (maybe the second to last octave).
Download How To Mic A Piano With One Mic Gif. Lift the lid and place one mic over the large part of the harp, and one mic in the middle of the narrow part of the harp. Keep the mics about two to three . If you aren't able to use multiple microphones, miking a piano at the sweet spot with a single microphone will suffice. Examples on how to mic an upright piano using a single microphone. Place a directional mic aimed at the middle of the rounded part of the piano, about 6 feet away from the piano.