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- Page 1 Marshall Electronics Professional Audio Division Studio Condenser Microphone Phone: 310-333-0606 800-800-6608 Fax: 310-333-0688 www.mxlmics.com sales@mxlmics.com ...
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Page 2: Specifications
Metal Finish Red body and Gold Grill and audio engineers, and is built for the most critical sound applications. The Genesis FET is a phantom powered, solid state microphone that replicates the finest characteristics of the Genesis Tube Microphone. Frequency Chart Polar Pattern The MXL®... -
Page 3: Power Requirement
Like the piano, capturing the drums can be quite a challenge, if for no other reason than the fact that you must be very careful to avoid positioning the Unpack your MXL Genesis FET microphone carefully and verify that all of microphone(s) where they could be hit! Ideally you’ll want a minimum of two the following items are included: microphones for this job, though a single microphone can be employed. -
Page 4: Microphone Cables
This will likely rectify the problem. Afterward, you should always use a pop filter. Shockmount The Genesis FET comes with a custom shockmount specifically designed to handle its large size. Shockmounts... - Page 5 Recording the Piano Recording Vocals and Dialog Fig. 1 The piano is one of the most challenging instruments to record, and many problems stem from the quality and maintenance of the instrument itself. You’ll obtain the best results by using an instrument that has just been tuned and is in good mechanical condition.
- Page 6 Recording Acoustic Guitar Recording an Amplified (Electric) Guitar Fig. 3 While it may seem obvious, your best results for capturing the acoustic guitar (or any similar stringed instrument for that matter) begin with a properly tuned Top View Side View instrument and strings that, while not old, aren’t so new so as to create tuning issues due to stretching.
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