Studio Strings – How to mic up and record live strings. . . .
Composers and producers are always looking for ways of recording high quality strings at an affordable price, without having to fly off to Central or […]
Read More →Composers and producers are always looking for ways of recording high quality strings at an affordable price, without having to fly off to Central or […]
Read More →It’s always a pleasure to receive in the post a little package and realise it’s an album you’ve been part of. It’s even nicer when […]
Read More →Early in December, we were engaged as a string quintet to record two pieces of music for a client who was producing some samples of […]
Read More →On Tuesday 11th November, a composer called Paul Tyan hired our string quartet for a recording session, to provide strings for a short film entitled […]
Read More →A couple of Sundays ago I attended a concert given by an amateur orchestra in Hertfordshire. Part of the reason was that a former pupil […]
Read More →In May this year we took on one of our biggest ever jobs: namely, to record a 30-piece string orchestra for 12 songs. The client is a […]
Read More →Last week the classical label ‘First Hand Records’ released a disc of solo violin music which I recorded last year. The disc is entitled ‘The […]
Read More →A click track is one of the most useful tools available in the recording studio. For many years it has helped musicians to gain a rhythmic […]
Read More →Recently, I recorded some string parts for a client, who had written pieces for a string quartet, but only sixteen notes of this fell below the range […]
Read More →Last Sunday I travelled down to the rural setting of Englishcombe (near Bath) to participate in the ‘ Winter Wonder’. This is the Florin Street […]
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