Brass
Bass trombone · French horn · Trombone · Trumpet · Tuba
- Sources
- 20 independent: not from a mic maker
What it is
Trumpet, horn, trombone, tuba and their relatives. Brass is loud close to the bell, so a mic's maximum SPL matters as much as its response.
Where the sound comes from
Mics
- 3 setups from 2 sources, 0 of them independent of any mic maker.
- On top: the mics more than one source names for this instrument, in any role, the most named first. That is a count of sources, not our verdict.
- Few independent sources so far, so the full list shows no counts.
No mic is named by more than one source yet: each names its own.
All the mics sources name, by setting and role (2)
On stage
Clip-on
- DPA 4099 CORE+from its own maker
- Shure PGA98H-XLRfrom its own maker
The 3 setups behind this: placement and quotes
- Clip-on DPA 4099 CORE+clip-on for brass
4099 for instrument-mounted live use gives more isolation and gain before feedback than the omni (paraphrase).
1 - Clip-on DPA 4099 CORE+clip-on for brass
The 4099 gives much more isolation and higher gain before feedback than the omni (paraphrase).
1 - Clip-on Shure PGA98H-XLRclip-on, brass
A condenser optimised for brass, with horn clamp and in-line preamp (paraphrase).
2