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Library: The Library tab displays the directory to which all Mixcraft’s loops are stored. Here, users

can change the directory to another folder. Loops can be imported using the “+ Import” button at

the top right of the Library window.

A window will open with a small “Import From” window. Next to this widow is a “Browse” button.

Find the loop and import it.

RECORDING TECHNIQUES

Vocal Recording: A good condenser microphone with a wide diaphragm will sufﬁce for

recording vocalists. Condenser microphones can vary in price but educators should be able to

purchase a solid microphone for around $100 – 150. For a cleaner vocal recording, a pop ﬁlter

is recommended. The ﬁlter has a nylon screen that removes plosives. They may be relatively

inexpensive but are quite valuable during recording.

SOLO RECORDINGS

Posture: Students should stand up straight and speak or sing into the microphone without

swaying.

Position: Students should stand a few inches away from the microphone. Standing too close can

distort a recording; while standing far away will create a quiet recording. Touching or tapping the

microphone is not recommended.

If plosives or pops are being recorded, use a pop ﬁlter or have the vocalist sing at an off-centered

angle to the microphone.

GROUP RECORDINGS

Posture: Students should stand up straight and speak or sing into the microphone without swaying.

Position: Students can form a semicircle around the microphone and sing in its direction. Listen

to a test recording and note whether the recording sounds balanced: are there any voices that are

popping out? If so, try arranging the students so that each voice blends.

Instrumental Recording: For the recording of instruments, three types of microphones are used

-- dynamic, condenser, and ribbon microphones. Dynamic microphones can withstand high

volumes during recording. Thus, for loud instruments such as ampliﬁers or drums, a dynamic

microphone is an excellent choice. For delicate and intimate instruments, such as an acoustic

guitar or solo violin, a condenser or ribbon microphone is the ideal piece of recording equipment.

SOLO RECORDINGS

There are two main approaches to miking an instrument -- spot miking and distant miking.

In spot miking, the microphone is placed a few inches away from the instrument. With this

technique, the transients of a sound are more pronounced; lower frequencies are easily picked up

(creating bass-heavy recordings); and the room ambiance is not printed on to the recording. With

distant miking, the microphone is placed a few feet away from the instrument. This method dulls

the transients of an instrument and captures the ambiance of the room. Depending on the desired

effect, educators and students can use both techniques when recording.

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