Musical instrument recording

Musical instrument recording

Recently, I have seen a lot of books related to recording studio.

The question of traditional instruments and electronic musical instruments that bothered me before.

For example, how much difference does an electric piano play with a piano? For example, what is the difference between the sound of an electronic violin and a violin?

Simply put, you can hear the difference by standing in front of the piano. If you listen to the distance, ordinary people can't tell that it's an electric piano, that's a piano.

After recording, you will find that the electric piano is more pleasant than the piano. Because the electric piano is recorded, and the piano to go through the microphone mixer equalizer, the quality of these devices also determines the recording effect, professional recording equipment is not everyone can afford to die expensive, expensive, you may not be able to operate well.

Concert hall

We seldom have the chance to listen to music in the concert hall, most people listen to CD/DVD audio and video.

So is the music in the concert hall the original music sound, the answer is not. Each concert hall has a different design, the concert hall has a key parameter echo time, the echo time and the number of spectators also have a relationship, such as no audience when the echo time of 2.8 seconds, the audience for 2.2 seconds. Each instrument emits different frequencies of sound, and the conductor deliberately makes certain instruments of the musician raise or attenuate the volume, and each command's preferences are different, and the state at that time is different, directing the music. Musical instruments are also different in the concert hall, such as piano, home and concert Hall of the lawyer is completely different.

Talk about audio-visual.

For a huge project by a band recorder, a microphone needs dozens of. The recording microphone is quite different from the microphone we use in KTV, different instruments have a dedicated microphone, such as the Jazz drum need 7 different microphones (for snare, base drum, hihat,tom drum and each cha, these 7 microphones are special-purpose). The distance between Mike and the instrument determines the quality of the recording, and the recording artist often adds some decibel to some instrument, some of which fail some decibels. Just to make the audience sound better.

From the microphone through the mixer, equalizer, effects, can be said to be music re-creation, however, each recording division's preferences are different, they will according to their preferences to change the mixer, equalizer, effect settings. Each recording artist's recording works are different.

So the music you hear from TV, radio, CD/DVD is processed, and the music you hear is a masterpiece of a recording artist.

Musical instrument recording