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How to mic an Oboe and Clarinet
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<blockquote data-quote="Jake Scudder" data-source="post: 76399" data-attributes="member: 195"><p>Re: How to mic an Oboe and Clarinet</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>We often use a DPA 4011 or DPA 4021. For flute, a boom arm over the stand, high enough to clear music and page turns. Point it at the player's chin. We're having great success right now with a DPA 4011 for an oboe/english horn chair. It's on a boom arm coming over the stand from the players left. Pointed about 4-6" below the reed. I usually clamp clarinet mics under the music stand and point them about 6" above the bell.</p><p></p><p>As a side note, we just sat a 20 piece /50 input orchestra for a Broadway show and I think I used a total of 5 mic stands. Everything else is clamped or mounted on a flange fastened to the ceiling or walls.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jake Scudder, post: 76399, member: 195"] Re: How to mic an Oboe and Clarinet We often use a DPA 4011 or DPA 4021. For flute, a boom arm over the stand, high enough to clear music and page turns. Point it at the player's chin. We're having great success right now with a DPA 4011 for an oboe/english horn chair. It's on a boom arm coming over the stand from the players left. Pointed about 4-6" below the reed. I usually clamp clarinet mics under the music stand and point them about 6" above the bell. As a side note, we just sat a 20 piece /50 input orchestra for a Broadway show and I think I used a total of 5 mic stands. Everything else is clamped or mounted on a flange fastened to the ceiling or walls. [/QUOTE]
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