NT2-A Studio Versatility

Step into the studio with Grammy nominated producer and engineer John Merchant (http://www.johnmerchant.com) as he records a song using the RØDE NT2-A on vocals and a range of instruments.

See this and many other specially made programs for the musician, engineer, producer, photographer and audio enthusiast at http://www.rodetv.com.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• RØDE
• Rode
• microphones
• John merchant
• NT2-A
• condenser
• studio
• studio recording

[ILLTUBE]

@rodemicrophones

Does the (NT2-A Studio Microphone) work with the (Fast Track Pro w/Avid Pro Tools MP9)

[rodemicrophones]

@ILLTUBE Absolutely! THe M-Audio Fast Track Pro supplies +48V phantom power, and plenty of gain for most recording situations with the NT2-A. Don't forget to switch the '48V PH Power' to the ON position before recording.

[KP11520]

Besides the addition of the figure 8 and more pad and high pass settings, how different odes the NT2 sound vs the NT2A? Thanks!

[CarlosPinto88]

If you put the amp in a diferent room as teh guitar would it damadge the dinamics of ressonation in the guitar/amp?

[Kingnothing75]

I own one and use it from recording bass cabs to vocals to electric guitar. Love the warmth

[Npe245]

@Xevidan Also the musicians might play some part in the equation...

[Xevidan]

Definately a good sounding recording.

Although I would imagine largely credit to the hi-end preamps, rooms, hardware and plugins used.

That said, the NT2-A seems like a solid mic.

[SrPicuinhas]

Where is the link to the multitrack session?

[NevadaMusicUK]

Great video Rode ! Always nice to see how others record.

xxx Nevada Music UK