REQ: PUREMIX - How To Listen: Vintage Gear Edition: Microphone Preamps
Microphone preamplifiers can have an incredible influence on the tone of the source being recorded. Specific microphone preamplifiers from well known name brands are coveted for the sonic imprint they impart onto recordings.
In the latest entry to our How To Listen Series, Fab Dupont and Chris Mara (producer, engineer, and owner of the Nashville based recording studio, "Welcome To 1979") sit down with four different flavors of microphone preamplifiers for the purpose of quantifying the characteristics each contribute to the final sound of the recording.
This is a chance to hear the sound of coveted microphone preamplifiers on the same drummer, playing the same pattern, through the same microphones, so that you can listen to the differences for yourself as Chris, and Fab demonstrate, explain, and give you tips on what to focus on in order to learn the sound of microphone preamplifiers.
Chapters
Equipment & Software
1978 MCI 400 Console w/CAPI API MIC Preamps
Trident 80 Sidecar
Heritage Audio HA-73 Mic Amp/Equalizer
Vintech Audio X73 Mic Preamp Equalizer
In the latest entry to our How To Listen Series, Fab Dupont and Chris Mara (producer, engineer, and owner of the Nashville based recording studio, "Welcome To 1979") sit down with four different flavors of microphone preamplifiers for the purpose of quantifying the characteristics each contribute to the final sound of the recording.
This is a chance to hear the sound of coveted microphone preamplifiers on the same drummer, playing the same pattern, through the same microphones, so that you can listen to the differences for yourself as Chris, and Fab demonstrate, explain, and give you tips on what to focus on in order to learn the sound of microphone preamplifiers.
Chapters
Equipment & Software
1978 MCI 400 Console w/CAPI API MIC Preamps
Trident 80 Sidecar
Heritage Audio HA-73 Mic Amp/Equalizer
Vintech Audio X73 Mic Preamp Equalizer