I use Rode, with a Tascam stereo mic. With excellent results.
RT
http://turovsky.org
Feci quod potui. Faciant meliora potentes.
> On Dec 16, 2019, at 5:31 AM, Anthony Hind
> wrote:
>
> Dear Luthenists
>
> I am looking for a very simple app which will recognise the
>
I thought originally they were only for trebles, but on the Aquila
site, wheras previously Mimmo suggested using Venice twines for Meanes
as they are very supple, he now suggests unsplit gut for Meanes as
well. He explains that the gut strings made out of strips show more
impedance
I'll very much look forward to your findings about the new unsplit gut
strings - I presume they're for trebles mainly...
rgds
Martyn
On Monday, 16 December 2019, 13:49:57 GMT, Anthony Hind
wrote:
Yes I see what you mean, Martyn. It would be difficult to do that with
a
I meant « the same pieces with the new unsplit gut. »
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Le lundi, décembre 16, 2019, 2:49 PM, Anthony Hind
a écrit :
Yes I see what you mean, Martyn. It would be difficult to do that
with
a machine that's not dedicated entirely
Yes I see what you mean, Martyn. It would be difficult to do that with
a machine that's not dedicated entirely to recording. There is I
suppose a limit to the openness of omnipurpose devices.
Thanks for that thought.
The reason I am looking for a solution right now is that I
Take your point Anthony,
With my little Zoom H2 it allows over 6 hours recording time - so I
simply put it on and then forget about it knowing I can fairly easily
cut out large bits I don't want when I download onto Audacity (or
whatever you prefer)
regards
Martyn
On
Dear Martyn
I was doing something similar to your suggestion by connecting my
condenser mic through focusrite directly to my Mac and using Amadeus
which I prefer to Audacity; but this meant getting up from my playing
position to start and stop recordings etc. I found using
Dear Anthony,
You might find it helpful to download your recording onto a PC or
tablet (from whatever recording device - I use a Zoom H2) and then use
software like Audacity to produce a recording as you would wish it ie
without ridiculously excessive 'sound engineering' with, as
Dear Luthenists
I am looking for a very simple app which will recognise the
presence of a mic and preamp such as Focusrite connected to the
lightning connector of my iPad or iPhone, but which will make a single
track mono recording of my lute without the unnecessary
