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"Andante from Violin Sonata No. 2 in A minor"
I posted a reduced version of this piece a forever ago. Here's the complete version that I did for
sonicblu's radio show, "Time Machine". The story behind recording this is a funny one - I had to do it in my laundry room because there was a weird feedback in my room XD Probably from the steel in my computer desk...
Music © J.S. Bach
I posted a reduced version of this piece a forever ago. Here's the complete version that I did for
sonicblu's radio show, "Time Machine". The story behind recording this is a funny one - I had to do it in my laundry room because there was a weird feedback in my room XD Probably from the steel in my computer desk...Music © J.S. Bach
Category Music / Classical
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 120 x 80px
File Size 1.89 MB
Whoa, thanks a billion for the great comment; I'm a fan of your art :D I'm glad a pro like yourself enjoys music this old ^^
The key to getting good high-end recording is to sit far away enough from the mic while you record. I had some trouble with this at first, but I discovered the mic would get enough noise if you sat a little farther away from it. You can also edit the sound in a program after recording; nothing, however, substitutes sitting a good foot or so away from the receiver.
Also, I used a cardioid microphone, which records more noise from the front than the sides or back. I don't know if this makes a difference, but my guess is that it is :3 My mic is a MXL 990 USB.
Thanks again for the compliments :D
The key to getting good high-end recording is to sit far away enough from the mic while you record. I had some trouble with this at first, but I discovered the mic would get enough noise if you sat a little farther away from it. You can also edit the sound in a program after recording; nothing, however, substitutes sitting a good foot or so away from the receiver.
Also, I used a cardioid microphone, which records more noise from the front than the sides or back. I don't know if this makes a difference, but my guess is that it is :3 My mic is a MXL 990 USB.
Thanks again for the compliments :D
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