- In
partnership with the maestro, Sennheiser launched video series on the
nuances of recording Indian instruments using Neumann microphones
Sennheiser,
a German audio giant announced its collaboration with Meghdeep Bose, a renowned
music producer, composer, arranger, and singer for creating
The
In the first of the 3-part
video series of the home studio recording, Meghdeep Bose introduced viewers to
the basic recording techniques of Indian instruments. As part of the video, he
deep dived into the history of Indian classical music, nuances of Tabla and
Sarangi, and a brief history of these instruments and where they originated
from.
The second part of the
series focussed on how people can position their Neumann microphones accurately
for the best sound quality output, and how the tone changes with the different
settings of these mics. With the help of microphones such as the legendary
Neumann TLM 102 or TLM 103, people can set up the home studio recording like a
pro and even the slightest sounds of the instruments can be captured by these
microphones.
In the third and the final
part of the video, Meghdeep Bose introduced various microphone techniques that
can be leveraged using Neumann microphones. The video further details out the
difference in the sound of the instruments by using various miking techniques.
You can see these videos here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mzh7ItWTEr8
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