The Making of a Royer R-121
A very cool video showing how one of my favorite microphones, the Royer R-121, is made. Makes me understand why they aren’t inexpensive. Enjoy.
A very cool video showing how one of my favorite microphones, the Royer R-121, is made. Makes me understand why they aren’t inexpensive. Enjoy.
I’m confused. Apparently EMI did not intend to sell Abbey Road. Hmmm….
BBC: Abbey Road studios ‘not for sale, says EMI
In any event, I’ve compiled here a number of photos fellow engineers have posted on the web from sessions at the famed studio over the years. Enjoy.
Inaugurating a new category of posts.
I like microphones. I confess I’ve been accused on occasion (mostly by drummers) of using too many microphones. But this is ridiculous. I think…
While searching cyberspace for great web sites and blogs devoted to the art and science of audio production, I’ve discovered another gem: Recording Hacks.
Billed as an “online magazine about recording techniques” Matt McGlynn’s site is actually the chronicle of one man’s obsession with microphones. The blog provides a “microphone and database search engine” and “directory of commercial mic modders”—and, here’s the best part—is home to the “TapeOp mic review archive.”