Examples on how to mic an upright piano using a single microphone

[@fabiogovernato965]

this a great video, simple, to the point and does not force you to buy expensive gear

[@FABStudios]

Thanks for such a straightforward explanation, really appreciated

[@mehmetcelal5358]

Great video, it was very educational even for me an amateur recorder who wants to record an upright piano with vocals. Many many thanks and regards

[@thomashughes4859]

8:24 - treated sound IMHO is the best! Great stuff!

[@rand0mix822]

yup definitely the cleanest there

[@JMJ_Music]

Thank you so much! This really helps, and you just earned another subscriber

[@thomashughes4859]

4:47 - I like it! Kind of retro, slightly tinny, but totally works!

[@evelynn_teoh]

thx for the good advise and tips .👏👏👏

[@raphabulgarelli3415]

Very nice, good job! !!

[@Overlearner]

Very helpful video, thanks! Was there any reason you left the little wind protector thing on the device?

[@easypeasyabcsy7883]

I am using the last technic, placing the recorder just behind the player's head directing right to the upright piano.

[@orion777ben]

Not bad. A little thin, but pretty nevertheless. Probably sounds like Mozart's piano!

[@joycehkg]

Can I make a tutorial on how to use the interface and software?

[@SunZR]

very unprofissionell but helpful

[@banana3507]

Ah, very nicely said

[@MrHhkrohn]

Great ! Can you remember what the setting are in your zoom?
I have the same... 👊 thank you

[@AndreCMeretikaMusic]

Well, there aren't many settings on the H1 to begin with, but I always record at WAV 48/24bit, Low Cut set to off and Level from 17 to 30 for the piano.

[@thomashughes4859]

Thanks, Andre! Awesome! I have a phone is all. :D

[@hs2909]

Which mic is that? is it the zoom h1 or the h1n?

[@AndreCMeretikaMusic]

The older Zoom H1. But it works just as well as the H1n