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Wednesday, September 18, 2024
ADK supplies Microphones for “Across the Stars (Love Theme from Star Wars: Episode II)” with Hollywood Studio Symphony
LightSoundJournal.com: Producer and score mixer Christian Amonson releases “Across the Stars (Love Theme from Star Wars: Episode II)” by John Williams, with support from ADK Microphones. The piece was recorded with the Hollywood Studio Symphony at Sony Pictures Studios in Culver City, CA. ADK talks with Amonson about the microphones and recording process
I love hearing about how different engineers/designers use different equipment to suit their needs best. I think it’s just so fascinating how the make/model or brand used will impact the sound and tonal quality of a piece or recording. It’s so incredibly interesting to think about and it’s also good to know for the future. I also love how he was talking about the pressure of an already existing recording making him thrive because I feel like that resonates with me a lot. Whenever there’s pressure on me to deliver, I feel like that’s when I do my best or even better. I think it’s super interesting to see how he considered each solo part and the score as a whole and examined everything separately and together. It really shows how much thought and effort he put into recording this especially because it seemed like he had a vision in mind for how he wanted it to sound and executed it perfectly.
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I love hearing about how different engineers/designers use different equipment to suit their needs best. I think it’s just so fascinating how the make/model or brand used will impact the sound and tonal quality of a piece or recording. It’s so incredibly interesting to think about and it’s also good to know for the future. I also love how he was talking about the pressure of an already existing recording making him thrive because I feel like that resonates with me a lot. Whenever there’s pressure on me to deliver, I feel like that’s when I do my best or even better. I think it’s super interesting to see how he considered each solo part and the score as a whole and examined everything separately and together. It really shows how much thought and effort he put into recording this especially because it seemed like he had a vision in mind for how he wanted it to sound and executed it perfectly.
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