Audix Microphones - HOW TO MIC A CHOIR - Part 6 - Audix Microboom and Final Review

Travis Cibolski, owner of Clarity Media Group and Technical Director for the Sunset Presbyterian Church in Portland Oregon, talks with Dean k from Audix about the basics of miking a choir.
In the final chapter, Travis talks about using the Audix Microboom System to mic the choir. Dean k provides a summary of the 'Rules of Thumb' for miking a choir.
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Thank you, your comments are highly appreciated!

[@georgef1776]

Watched all six parts - thanks so much - we are getting ready to record a small chorus, and I appreciate that you explain WHY you set things up as you do - helped me troubleshoot our unique situation.

[@markhester7918]

I too watched all 6 parts. Thank you for helping me understand miking a church for singing.

[@LukesDrumsOnline]

Really good video. I was unsure about micing but I recently used this in my church for recording and it really worked great. I used 2 adx's and 2 om2's for the 2 soloists and it sounded it great. The three to one rule is a great assistant.. My church and I have always used audix on everything including the piano and drums and I couldn't be happier with their sound.

[@MaxLotti]

super !

[@robmeurer1]

Thank you for this. Very informative.