SoundBank: Recording Violin at Birmingham Symphony Hall

Effects

TC G Major

Guitar Preamp

Takamine Cool Tube

Modular Synth

Analogue Systems Apprentice

Processors

DACS Audio Freque II

Recording Workshop

Recording Violin & Piano

Samplers

Red Sound C-Loops

Software

Celemony Melodyne

Sonar Notes

Yamaha Vocaloid

Sound Module

Emu Proteus 2500

Synthesizers

Access Virus Masterclass

Clavia Nord Lead 2X

Korg Triton Le

Novation A-Station

Roland Fantom FA76

Roland V-Synth

Yamaha XG

Yamaha Motif ES

SoundBank is our central audio download area. Here we amass the example audio files that accompany some of the monthly Sound On Sound product tests. Most audio examples come in MP3 file format and might need to be saved to your computer's hard disk before they can be auditioned (using your browser or an MP3 player of your choice).

Access Virus

Close piano pair (mp3)

Close piano pair (WAV)

Close violin cardioid (mp3)

Close violin cardioid (WAV)

Close violin omni (mp3)

Close violin omni (WAV)

Main M & S pair (mp3)

Main M & S pair (WAV)

Main ORTF pair (mp3)

Main ORTF pair (WAV)

Here is a mix of another track from the session mixed by Paul to his own taste from the signals he recorded.

John Garner 320 (mp3)

John Garner Sample (aif)

Recording Violin & Piano

Recording chamber music in Birmingham's Symphony hall is not something you get to do every day, so we decided to make the most of the occasion by using two completely different setups, one based on professional equipment and one on project-studio gear.

Reviewed September 2004

Sunday 20th July 2008

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