Jonny Buckland's Microphones
Pictured and mentioned in this AudioTechnology magazine article about the Ghost Stories Tour, erroneously typed as a portmanteau of Royer's SF-12 (a stereo coincident ribbon mic) and R-121.
Jonny Buckland’s pedalboard is a two-man lift. Meanwhile, the rack (which is replicated for redundancy’s sake) packs his wireless receivers, TC2290 delays, Line6 processing and an Eventide Harmonizer. The Fender amps are serviced by Shure SM57s, with a coincident Royer SF121 [sic] ribbon on one cab.
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Here Jonny can be seen using the Sennheiser SK 9000 with the Digital 9000 System during the One Love Manchester concert in june 2017. From 3:22 and on you can get a good view at the wireless system he uses.
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Mentioned by A Head Full of Dreams co-producer Rik Simpson in this Sound on Sound article.
“I’ll record acoustic guitars with two small–diaphragm condensers — Telefunken M60s or Neumann KM84s — pointing at the 12th fret at a 45–degree angle, and possibly an ambient mic; something crusty like a Coles 4038 is good. Electric guitar cabinets have an SM57 and a Royer on them, and the bass cabinet an SM7. I always take DIs of the bass and electric guitar as well, just in case I want to later embellish these and play them through an amp again."
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Rik Simpson: “ “I’ll record acoustic guitars with two small–diaphragm condensers — Telefunken M60s or Neumann KM84s — pointing at the 12th fret at a 45–degree angle, and possibly an ambient mic; something crusty like a Coles 4038 is good. ”
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Mentioned by A Head Full of Dreams co-producer Rik Simpson in this Sound on Sound article.
“I’ll record acoustic guitars with two small–diaphragm condensers — Telefunken M60s or Neumann KM84s — pointing at the 12th fret at a 45–degree angle, and possibly an ambient mic; something crusty like a Coles 4038 is good. Electric guitar cabinets have an SM57 and a Royer on them, and the bass cabinet an SM7. I always take DIs of the bass and electric guitar as well, just in case I want to later embellish these and play them through an amp again."
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