Thanks! :-) The microphones are RODE NT3s (3/4 inch condensers), and the sound was recorded from the sound desk, with microphones over the audience added to the mix. A graphic equaliser boosted bass subtly to make it sound much like they do on their CD. My microphone positioning for the quartet is not pure X/Y. It's not ORTF either. It's in between! Our ability to locate the source of sound left or right of us isn't only due to one ear hearing sound louder than the other (which is all X/Y does), the same ear also hears it slightly earlier due to the horizontal separation between our ears, so by spacing the microphone's diaphragms a little, perhaps 8 cm, it results in a stereo recording that sounds natural when listening on headphones. This technique however makes it slightly less mono-compatible than pure X/Y due to some phase cancellation in very high frequencies, so I'd use X/Y if I had to record or amplify in mono.
emanuel slays so hard in this one like don't think we didn't see that hip wiggle go shawty bae go
Love these guys.
it's fun to compare this to the studio recording they did of this one, all the extra little stuff they throw in live is so cute !!
Emmanuel's so... Flexible.
I miss Martin :(
The movie was fantastic; an action movie just about music!!
An excellent version! I especially like the first guy's moves. The one wearing glasses reminds me of Mike Mills from REM.
These four guys are so very talented!!!!
It might just be me, but the audio quality of this setup is the best I've ever seen on youtube. So Clean.
Thanks! :-) The microphones are RODE NT3s (3/4 inch condensers), and the sound was recorded from the sound desk, with microphones over the audience added to the mix. A graphic equaliser boosted bass subtly to make it sound much like they do on their CD. My microphone positioning for the quartet is not pure X/Y. It's not ORTF either. It's in between! Our ability to locate the source of sound left or right of us isn't only due to one ear hearing sound louder than the other (which is all X/Y does), the same ear also hears it slightly earlier due to the horizontal separation between our ears, so by spacing the microphone's diaphragms a little, perhaps 8 cm, it results in a stereo recording that sounds natural when listening on headphones. This technique however makes it slightly less mono-compatible than pure X/Y due to some phase cancellation in very high frequencies, so I'd use X/Y if I had to record or amplify in mono.
I understood none of that
But I'm going to send this to the sound guy at our next convention
I was thinking the same. This is the best.
I was thinking the same thing!
you guys are amazing
WHOA YEAH!!! 👏👏👏
Sensational!
you guys do a great job on this. Love it!
Theme at the end od Baby Driver's fine movie.
YEAH!! 🤟🏻🤟🏻🤟🏻🤟🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Very good friends .
Okay, this is the best cover version (well, the only GOOD one) EVER
Try the cover by Josh Turner. That one got stuck in my head for a month at the least.
Wow👏💎👏💎👏 2:33 😅
Slow k down there boys the tempo was nearly that fast in the orgi al otherwise it was good
Does the world so much talent that it takes four men too do what two could do better
Joey Korsmit chill dude. You’re coming off pretentious now.
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