AKG | Sounds from the Studio Series
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AKG - Sounds from the Studio
This is a series of videos from the AKG Sounds from the Studio Series. Join us as audio engineer Oliver Roman shares essential tips and best practices to get the best out of your AKG microphones..
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E1: How to Mic Drums Using the Glyn Johns Drum Mic Technique
4.25 minutes
As part of AKG’s Sounds from the Studio, audio engineer Oliver Roman illustrates how to mic a drum kit using the classic Glyn Johns technique..
E2: How to Mic Drums Using the Spaced Overhead Drum Mic Technique
4.25 minutes
As part of AKG’s Sounds from the Studio, audio engineer Oliver Roman walks through the process of miking a drum kit with four AKG microphones, including two spaced overheads.
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E3: How to Mic Vocals Using the Vocal Booth Mic Technique
3 minutes
As part of AKG’s Sounds from the Studio, audio engineer Oliver Roman provides best practices for miking a vocalist using AKG C Series microphones.
E4: How to Mic Vocals Using the Ambient Room Mic Technique
2.5 minutes
As part of AKG’s Sounds from the Studio, audio engineer Oliver Roman demonstrates how to use an ambient room microphone to capture vocals with a unique perspective.
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E5: Five Essential Tips for Maximizing Studio Creativity & Productivity
3 minutes
As part of AKG’s Sounds from the Studio, audio engineer Oliver Roman shares 5 essential tips for maximizing studio creativity & productivity.
E6: How to Mic a Guitar Amp
11 minutes
As part of AKG’s Sounds from the Studio, audio engineer Oliver Roman shares best practices for miking a guitar using iconic AKG C414XLII professional reference condenser microphones, including front- and rear-of-amp mic placement, room capture, and a comparison of varying sound capture from different placements.
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