Wouldn't disagree. That was was sort of what gave a feeling that the organist may have had the mix of stop settings a bit off balance in #613....some weight is added rather than some higher frequency content...
Here is a field recording in a sunken down square in central Stockholm. Concrete as far as the eyes can reach
Solo trumpet, mics 4 meter away low - I didn't rig the stand as this was made in a whim. I asked or permission to record. The man playing also held a speech / prayer - the level is adjusted as the trumpet was much stronger than the voice. Amazing what energy a single trumpet really has... I reflected while recording that the trumpet sounded quite small and thin.... he also gathered a lot of saliva which he had to pour out once in a while (hence some gargling/crackle.-.) - I edited these intermissions out
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Solo trumpet, mics 4 meter away low - I didn't rig the stand as this was made in a whim. I asked or permission to record. The man playing also held a speech / prayer - the level is adjusted as the trumpet was much stronger than the voice. Amazing what energy a single trumpet really has... I reflected while recording that the trumpet sounded quite small and thin.... he also gathered a lot of saliva which he had to pour out once in a while (hence some gargling/crackle.-.) - I edited these intermissions out
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Anything new/different with the calibration or otherwise?
Regarding trumpets and the accumulation of "spit," its a well known issue. IIRC, trumpets have a spit valve which can be operated by the player exactly for the purpose of blowing out any accumulated liquid.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water_key
Regarding trumpets and the accumulation of "spit," its a well known issue. IIRC, trumpets have a spit valve which can be operated by the player exactly for the purpose of blowing out any accumulated liquid.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water_key
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No change. But as I was thinking about the answer and became a bit unsure it dawned on me that I need to develop a version handling and file naming system to keep track which conversion process version a certain "release" was made form. I'm quite sure I'm not at the final variant so it will be needed.
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