Recording Basics: Part 5 - Optimizing your Room
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- Neumann & award-winning filmmaker Geert Verdickt show you the very basics of recording. This episode is all about optimizing your room!
Presentation, Concept, Art Direction: Geert Verdickt
Script: Alphonse Gustafson
D.o.p.: Igor Gaasbeek
Camera Assistant: Toon Persyn
Sound Engineer: Lucas Colle & Reinhoud Maes
Motion Graphics Designer: Axeli Virtanen
Recording Engineer: Henning Strandt
Mix Engineer: Alphonse Gustafson
Location: Watt Matters Studio, Bielefeld/Germany
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These excellent episodes are also a masterclass in video presentation - we are so lucky to have stuff like this available for free - thanks guys!
This guy is a master of clear and fun tutorials.
Apart from being highly informative, these videos from Neumann Home Studio academy are so good to look at...
I finally understood the thing about wardrobes and mics! Thank you!
Love this series! The production value is incredible! Minor detail, but I love how the live vocal recording and the added voice-over are seamless.
This series is the best of the best! Thanks so much for the production and effort to help people around the globe! 🌹
This is absolutely phenomenal! So beautifully produced and presented, and the information is outstandingly helpful. Thank you so much for the time and effort you put into creating this!
Thanks for the feedback, Jamie! We appreciate that!
To Neumann, would love to see a video all about the loudspeaker manufacturing and design in the factory. Would be great video to watch, seeing how the mid range drivers are built and made, how the different low frequency drivers are designed and manufactured and how the tweeters are all assembled!
Hi Simon, thank you for your feedback. We'll keep that in mind!
These tutorials are gold. Thank you very much
This is extremely helpful. Thanks for making these!
Whoa. Learning so much. Thanks, Neumann!
Excellent series. I have a boomy space. The info was very helpful
I like this home studio series, thanks!
wonderful demonstration..thanks a lot
Amazing,thank you!!!!
Informative!
I found all this information the hard way, I hope I would find this information before! However, is good to see that my findings are right and not that I think are right. Thank you for all this invaluable information.
incredible video!
So cool these videos are….Thanks
Awesome video.
Favourite episode so far
I love how he’s making it as simple as possible because The amount of videos I’ve seen in the past Are always you have to have this, you have to have that which is intimidating especially those with really tight budgets.
If all I really need is stuff around the house
And just a few acoustic panels which I’d make mine portable cause house rule of not screwing too many things to the wall.
I feel so much more confident
Eg,
I have a built in robe filled with tons of clothes so there’s my vocal
Booth.
I have open planned living so there’s my live/recording room though i still have to figure out the mixing area cause it’s a shared property so headphones in a quiet room for now
happy to subscribe I can apply all Technics to my projects.
Thank you!!!
Very cozy video :) Simple but useful.
we appreciate the kind feedback🙂
Great work everyone your videos look good too...hope to see more of such helpful videos.
Stay tuned! 😊
Toll und sehr informativ gemacht!
Vielen Dank! 😊
salute sir.. great video
Thanks 👍
I love Neumanns
Thanks
Lop how u explain feel real that am there in ur studio,😊
How does placing broadband absorbers directly behind speakers compare to placing them more around the listening position, such as putting bass traps in the corners, and broadband treatment above and on either side of the listener? Would this method excessively dampen bass from rear-ported monitors and would it offer any protection against vertical standing waves that otherwise would be treated by a cloud? Thanks for the fantastic video as always.
Hello, how are you? hope everything goes well. Excellent content, I love it and I am taking a lot of notes thanks to you. One question, where can I get those acoustic panels? What brand are they? I reside in Spain. Thanks greetings!
where you ever to identify the panels? i am looking for them too
Great tips. Thank you. My room is much smaller but seems like i naturally followed some of your advice before watching this video. A pair of KH80's is on the way and will replace a paid of Yamaha HS5 + HS8S. Could you let me know which speaker mounts you've used in this video? Want to mount them on the wall - i have the brackets already that allows me to place a speaker but i like the clip mount as in this video.
Hi, this video uses our LH 65 Table Stands, however if you are looking for something as a wall mount we recommend our LH 32 Wall Bracket. You can also have a look on our KH 80 product page for a suitable bracket under the point "Accesssoires".
i am a hard neumann fan. looking forward to buy kh120 in my studio..
Cool
To measure the distance from the wall to the monitors/speakers, do I measure from the back of the speaker to the wall or from the woofer center to the wall? I've searched everywhere on the internet but nobody goes into those details.
Hello Daniel, as shown in the video, the distance was measured between the wall and the rear of the loudspeakers.
For monitoring, would you recommend the same minimum distance from the wall when using the larger Neumann KH 310s?
Hi Paul, we recommend the following listening distances for the KH 310s: 0.75 m (2.5’) - minimum; 1.0 - 2.5 m (3’ - 8’) - recommended; 6 m (18’) - maximum. We hope this helps!
@@GeorgNeumannGmbH yes that does thank you!
What are the measurements of the desk?
Acoustic panels..? where please..?
Hello
I bought for 2 months a Neumann U87 AI and since few days i hear a noisy wind sometimes less and sometimes even more it’s really annoying at the beginning was quiter with great sound but now im use it only for streaming for recording is not suitable
Can you tell me please how i should go with this problem?
Happy new year.
Hi there! We're very sorry to read that! Have you examined your signal chain and your general recording environment (ventilation / radiator?) that might have caused the noise? Please do so and if you don't find anything suspicious, kindly get in touch with your local service point: en-de.neumann.com/distributors.
Whats the namn of the speaker stands?
hello, where can I find link for absorber panels? thx.
Hi there! You'll find them here: www.greenacoustics.de.
Which manufacturer are the absorbers behind the monitor speakers from?
+1 would like to know as well
@@nicodatz Same!
Lmk if they reply
Hi Andreas, these are by "Green Acoustics" - www.greenacoustics.de.
I would also recommend GiK
Sorry I already found them ... of the four panels, which are being used in the video, since I was on their manufacturers page and I have seen several models:
BB-STANDARD
DE-MITTER
DE-BASS
FLEXILOW
MOBILE-TRIO
Hey! The DE-MITTER is the one on the bottom and on top of it sits the BB-STANDARD.
where can you get absorbers panels like in 5:38?
Hi there! Check out: www.greenacoustics.de/.
Hello my tlm 102 vocals sounds very crispy and air boosted what should I do?
Hi! That sounds a bit atypical for the TLM 102 but what you could do is reposition the mic slightly to the side and try using a de-esser.
@@GeorgNeumannGmbH ohk thanks a lot
hilfreiche Tips, allerdings wird man in vielen Räumen, vor allem kleinen, vermutlich nicht ohne Absorber an der Decke auskommen. Bassdröhnen entsteht einfach zu schnell und early reflections sind in kleinen Räumen gerne zu dominant.
Very nice and cheap
how big is this room?
just to have an idea
Hi there, the studio has a size of 284 qm.
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Gute Präsentation, Jungs! Kann man bei Euch mal eine Betriebsbesichtigung machen, auch mit Maske? Danke und liebe Grüße!
Hi! Leider ist eine Betriebsbesichtigung aktuell nicht möglich. Wir danken Dir für Dein Verständnis.
@@GeorgNeumannGmbH Ok!
Just learn your room, and take your mixes in the car, to get a grasp of how your system really sounds
"Instead of arranging your books properly ... " haha nothing more German.
Thanks