Frank Sinatra – Sinatra & Strings
The music gear and equipment used by the artists, producers, engineers, and more involved in the making of the 1962 album Sinatra & Strings.
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Gear Used On Sinatra & Strings
Explore the instruments, equipment, software, and production tools used in the making of Frank Sinatra – Sinatra & Strings (1962). Click more on each item to see exactly how it was used.
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Microphones used by Frank Sinatra on Sinatra & Strings
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Frank Sinatra and Nat King Cole both demonstrated the advantages of the C-37A. If Sinatra did not like what he heard played back, he would walk out of the studio leaving the record company to foot the bill for the session. This tended to happen two or three times before he was satisfied and re-recording was expensive. When studios introduced the C-37A, they would 'get it in one take,' and Sinatra would go home happy. Capitol’s experiences led them to install the C-37A in all their studios. They were so proud of recording with the C-37A microphone that they even had it featured in photos on their album jackets.
The microphone appears on the cover of Sinatra and Strings, which was photographed during a live performance.
