Recording Using Only 3 Vintage Microphones: Track #22

In this week's video we're building a track using a Beyer M320 Ribbon Microphone from the 1960's, a Tannoy Type 1 Ribbon Microphone from the 1940's, and an Aiwa DM68 Dynamic Microphone from the 1960's.
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[@LoopJohnB]

I’ve just watched a lot of your videos, they are great ! Kudos from France ! But that acoustic guitar sounds incredible, no matter which (weird) mic you put in front of it. 😅
Soooo it makes me want to buy a really great guitar and not worry too much about the mic 😊

[@HappyDance188]

Groovy!

[@alexisgomart3671]

Great video, as always! I see that you often mic an acoustic with a dynamic mic, how do you go about doing that? Whenever I try, the sound always seems very « far », like there’s much more room sound that with a condenser. Have you experienced anything like that?

[@colepicksvintage]

Thanks so much! I think this probably depends on what dynamic microphone you’re using. I actually frequently find the opposite where a condenser will pick up more of the room than a dynamic. So it really just comes down to the mic choice and placement!

[@tokiboi6777]

What is the 320 worth?

[@colepicksvintage]

Whenever I get them in I sell them for around $500!