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Following in the footsteps of the R-121, the R-101 incorporates Royer's patented offset-ribbon technology and a low mass, 2.5-micron aluminum ribbon element. A perfect choice for electric guitars, brass instruments and drums, the R-101's figure-8 pattern also conveys superb ambience and depth when used for room miking applications.
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The Royer 101 Ribbon Microphone is a great, affordable ribbon mic for live as well as studio applications. Jason Richmond, SoundPure Studios Head Engineer, demonstrates how to how he records electric ...
The Royer 101 Ribbon Microphone is a great, affordable ribbon mic for live as well as studio applications. Jason Richmond, SoundPure Studios Head Engineer, demonstrates how to how he records electric guitars using a ribbon mic like the Royer R-101 or the Royer 121 with a dynamic mic like the Heil PR40 or a standard Shure SM57. This technique works wonderfully for a variety of playing styles - rock, jazz, clean, distorted, you name it. Jason also discusses the benefits and drawbacks from using this technique. Thanks to Eddie Berman and Scott Sawyer for their fantastic playing. Call Sound Pure today with any questions regarding the gear or techniques in any of our videos. 919.682.5552. or 888.528.9703.
This Royer Labs 121 Ribbon Microphone and Royer 101 mic video demonstration compares and contrasts some of the differences between the two microphones on an electric guitar amplifier. Jason Richmond, ...
This Royer Labs 121 Ribbon Microphone and Royer 101 mic video demonstration compares and contrasts some of the differences between the two microphones on an electric guitar amplifier. Jason Richmond, SoundPure Studio's head engineer, discusses the differences between the tones, frequency spectrums, and possible applications. The Royer 101 is great for live applications as well as studio applications. Thanks to Guitarist Scott Sawyer for his great playing. Call SoundPure today to learn more about these great ribbon microphones, or to learn about techniques and other great gear that we carry. 919.682.5552. or 888.528.9703.
Learn how to record an electric guitar amplifier with our video tutorial that demonstrates microphone placement on the cone of a speaker. SoundPure's Chief Engineer, Jason Richmond, demonstrates how...
Learn how to record an electric guitar amplifier with our video tutorial that demonstrates microphone placement on the cone of a speaker. SoundPure's Chief Engineer, Jason Richmond, demonstrates how to get different tones based on how you mic an amp. Learn how to track guitars for rock, jazz and more. We used a Royer 101 on the Flickinger Velvet Mite 10 Watt Amp, with the Flickinger Spaghetti Western Spring Reverb unit. If you have any questions about the techniques or gear used in this demo, call the experts at Sound Pure today at 919.682.5552. or 888.528.9703.
This Collings I-35 Semi-Hollow Electric Guitar has an incredible, premium, quilted maple top and Mahogany body and Lollar pickups. This electric is very versatile - great for rock, blues, jazz, coun...
This Collings I-35 Semi-Hollow Electric Guitar has an incredible, premium, quilted maple top and Mahogany body and Lollar pickups. This electric is very versatile - great for rock, blues, jazz, country and more! This I-35 sounded fantastic through the Fargen Blackbird VS2 combo amp. Thanks to Grammy nominated guitarist Scott Sawyer for a beautiful sounding performance. Call SoundPure's guitar boutique today for more information on Collings guitars or any other guitar from our large inventory. 919.682.5552. or 888.528.9703.
Learn how to record electric guitar by mic'ing the front and back of an amp as well as using a room mic. This video goes into detail on why you would want to use multiple microphones on an amplifier...
Learn how to record electric guitar by mic'ing the front and back of an amp as well as using a room mic. This video goes into detail on why you would want to use multiple microphones on an amplifier as well as a room mic to record an electric guitar. Jason Richmond, SoundPure's engineer also demonstrates several different ways to blend the three mics to achieve the sound you want for your mix. To learn more audio engineering techniques, watch some of our other videos, or call SoundPure to learn about the classes and private instruction we offer. 919.682.5552. or 888.528.9703.
The R-101 is a new breed of modern ribbon microphone, designed for studio work and demanding live applications (particularly live electric guitar and brass). It incorporates many features pioneered by Royer Labs, including an advanced multi-layered wind screen for superior protection from air blasts and plosives, our patented offset-ribbon transducer, an internally shock mounted ribbon transducer system which provides greater isolation from shocks and vibrations, and reduced proximity effect for closer miking with less bass buildup. Throw it on a guitar cabinet, hit record, play it back, smile.
The ribbon element's smooth frequency response and phase linearity impart a warm, analog feel to digital recordings, where the depth and realism on playback feels more like tape rolling than digits being computed. A perfect choice for electric guitars, brass instruments and drums, the R-101's figure-8 pattern also conveys superb ambience and depth when used for room miking applications.
The R-101 incorporates Royer's patented offset-ribbon technology and a low mass, 2.5-micron aluminum (99.9% pure) ribbon element. The ribbon transducer's flux-frame and rare earth Neodymium magnets create a powerful magnetic field which increases sensitivity while reducing stray magnetic radiation.
The R-101's offset-ribbon transducer (Patent # 6,434,252) positions the ribbon element towards the front (logo) side of the microphone body. This proprietary arrangement gives the ribbon element more room to move within the prime magnetic field and maintain full frequency response during high SPL recordings. It's an integral part of the magic in all Royer R-series microphones.
The offset-ribbon transducer also gives you the option of a brighter response when recording lower SPL sound sources on the back side (3 feet and closer; phase reversed in this position). The back side of the mic is often preferred on vocals, acoustic guitars and other stringed instruments.
Like all Royer mics, the R-101 comes with a lifetime warranty to the original owner and the first re-ribbon is free.
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