Audix Microphones - HOW TO MIC A CHOIR - Part 1 - Introduction and Microphone Choices

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.
Part 1 focuses on microphone choices.
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[@dezdurham]

Just what I was looking for. Easy to understand, practical & helpful. Thanks guys!

[@georgef1776]

Thanks - very clear and thorough

[@SuperDomochan]

Thank you very much! I found it very helpful ^^

[@AUDIXmics]

@SuperAhmed1337 Watch the next few chapters and we'll go into more detail.

[@hellopsp180]

Use a Condensor Microphone for a Choir , instead of a Dynamic mic.
Dynamic Mics are for Solo-ists rather than a group of people which a condenser mic is much better suited for

[@SuperAhmed1337]

That's a little basic, isn't it? I was thinking characteristics and different types, not just the general "dynamic" and "condenser". Sure, everyone should know that so there's nothing wrong in telling it...