Ah right, well, if the recording is to be made while the jazz pub is full of patrons, then I guess the piano does need to be close miked. You don't want conversation to drown out the piano! Definitely not on the soundboard though! (As a little aside: an indistinguishable hubbub of conversation in a room is sometimes described as "rhubarb rhubarb". This echoes the description by the ancient greeks of how they pereceived the sound of other languages than their own. To them it sounded like "bar-bar bar-bar". Thus, foreign speaking people were called bar-barians, or, Barbarians). Best regards, David. Thank you all for sharing! I got more than i askB-) Btw, the piano is in a jazz pub. Lim -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/pianotech.php/attachments/20120911/0e545944/attachment.htm>
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