Hi, please can someone help me, I am studying Sound Technology in university and have been asked to write a written assignment on organizing the sound for a live stereo broadcast and video recording of a rock band performance in a studio.
The band is bass, drums, keyboards, two guitars, and male vocalist. They are backed by two female and one male vocalist, brass section of two trumpets, one trombone, two alto saxophones (one also playing on flute), and string quartet (two violins, viola, 'cello).

has anybody any ideas of what microphones and direct injection techniques to use?

Thanks

It's for school, do some research! Read some books!

I am researching it, just wanted to hear a few more ideas from people.
Thanks .
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Ya, sorry. I was crabby this AM. I suppose you are researching.

AMAC wrote:

Hi, please can someone help me, I am studying Sound Technology in university and have been asked to write a written assignment on organizing the sound for a live stereo broadcast and video recording of a rock band performance in a studio. The band is bass, drums, keyboards, two guitars, and male vocalist. They are backed by two female and one male vocalist, brass section of two trumpets, one trombone, two alto saxophones (one also playing on flute), and string quartet (two violins, viola, 'cello). has anybody any ideas of what microphones and direct injection techniques to use? Thanks

Did you consider drawing a floor plan?
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No, but thats a good idea , ive got most of the micing positions sorted so I will try and draw up some sort of floor plan today.

Thanks for your help.

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AMAC wrote:

No, but thats a good idea , ive got most of the micing positions sorted so I will try and draw up some sort of floor plan today. Thanks for your help. A...

I guess you could then work out which mics will go where and why.
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