This recording was made with the mic positioned about a foot from the bell of the instrument. No EQ or processing has been used apart from a touch of reverb. For more information and photos visit:-  https://martinmitchellsmicrophones.wordpress.com/2018/01/18/the-viking-extinct-audios-bm9-ribbon-microphone-2018/
Many thanks to Edi May for the tasty Sax.

7. The Viking, Extinct Audio’s Brand New BM9 Ribbon Mic. Tenor Saxophone.

No EQ or processing has been used. For more information and photos visit:- https://martinmitchellsmicrophones.wordpress.com/2018/01/18/the-viking-extinct-audios-bm9-ribbon-microphone-2018/
Many thanks to Andrew Glover-Whitley for the Rock Flute.

6. The Viking, Extinct Audio’s Brand New BM9 Ribbon Mic.  Rock Flute.

No EQ or processing has been used. For more information and photos visit:- https://martinmitchellsmicrophones.wordpress.com/2018/01/18/the-viking-extinct-audios-bm9-ribbon-microphone-2018/
Many thanks to Andrew Glover-Whitley for the ear-splitting Breton Bombard.

5. The Viking, Extinct Audio’s Brand New BM9 Ribbon Mic. Breton Bombard.

No EQ or processing has been used apart from a touch of reverb. For more information and photos visit:- https://martinmitchellsmicrophones.wordpress.com/2018/01/18/the-viking-extinct-audios-bm9-ribbon-microphone-2018/
Many thanks to composer Andrew Glover-Whitley for the subtle breathiness of the Chinese Walking stick flute.

4. The Viking, Extinct Audio’s Brand New BM9 Ribbon Mic. Chinese Walking Stick Flute.

No EQ or processing has been used apart from a touch of reverb. N.B. This is a very quiet, delicate instrument. For more information and photos visit:- https://martinmitchellsmicrophones.wordpress.com/2018/01/18/the-viking-extinct-audios-bm9-ribbon-microphone-2018/
Many thanks to composer Andrew Glover-Whitley for the amazing reconstruction of the Anglo Saxon Lyre. This is the title track ' Children of Ing (part 1)' from the forthcoming album:  'Mead Hall: Laments, Lays and Idyls'  
 Website link: http://www.andyglover.co.uk/stringed-instruments.php

3. The Viking, Extinct Audio’s Brand New BM9 Ribbon Mic. Anglo Saxon Lyre.

No EQ or processing has been used apart from a touch of reverb. For more information and photos visit:- https://martinmitchellsmicrophones.wordpress.com/2018/01/18/the-viking-extinct-audios-bm9-ribbon-microphone-2018/
Many thanks to Pete Atkin for the vocal and National Steel Guitar. This is an extract from the song ‘National Steel’ by Pete Atkin with lyrics by Clive James.

2. The Viking, Extinct Audio’s Brand New BM9 Ribbon Mic. National Steel Guitar and Vocal.

No EQ or processing has been used apart from a touch of reverb. (The piano is a Yamaha electric grand) For more information and photos visit:- https://martinmitchellsmicrophones.wordpress.com/2018/01/18/the-viking-extinct-audios-bm9-ribbon-microphone-2018/
Many thanks to Peter Gill (vocal) and Edi May (saxophone)

1.  The Viking, Extinct Audio’s Brand New BM9 Ribbon Mic. Vocal and Tenor Saxophone

This recording of Alto Saxophone and Piano was recorded with a stereo pair of Extinct Audio BM9 ribbon microphones crossed at 9o degrees. No EQ , effects or processing have been added. For more information please visit :-  https://martinmitchellsmicrophones.wordpress.com/2018/03/12/the-vikings-extinct-audios-bm9-matched-stereo-pair-following-on-from-my-post-in-january/
Many thanks to Lydia Kenny for the fabulous Sax playing and Damian Kenny for the beautiful Piano accompaniment.

The Viking(s). Extinct Audio's BM9 Matched Stereo Pair.  Alto Sax and Piano.

This recording demonstrates the advantages of using a single, high-quality pair of coincidentally mounted microphones. In this example the two microphones are encased in one body, the Extinct Audio ‘Valkyr’ BM9x2 Stereo Ribbon Microphone. The mic was set on a tall stand positioned dead centre, (angled slightly down towards the back of the choir), a couple of metres behind the conductor. No EQ or processing has been used. For more information visit : https://martinmitchellsmicrophones.wordpress.com/2019/03/15/extinct-audio-valkyr-bmx2-blumlien-stereo-ribbon-microphone-2019/  
    Many thanks to the fabulous Stuart Singers from Gloucestershire.

The ‘Valkyr’ Extinct Audio BM9 stereo ribbon microphone. A Cappella Singers followed by Choir. X-Y

One of a series of isolated sound clips recorded using an Extinct Audio BM9, from the upcoming album by Simon Snaize, recorded by Daniel Collins.

Simon's Forthcoming album "A Song of Bones" will be released on January 21st through Aktual Records.

www.facebook.com/simon.snaize

simonsnaize.bandcamp.com

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Extinct Audio’s ‘Valkyr’ BM9x2 Stereo Ribbon Microphone was placed on a tall stand, stage centre, about 2m in front of the instrument.  The mic is set in M-S configuration.  No EQ or processing of any kind has been used.  For more information visit: https://martinmitchellsmicrophones.wordpress.com/2020/03/10/recording-marimba-a-new-experience/
Many thanks to Darcy Beck (winner of Gloucestershire Young Musician of the Year 2020) for the amazing marimba playing (except from 'Prism' by Keiko Abe)

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