Videos
#KU5A
Videos
Scary Pockets Perform “Footloose” Featuring Dannielle Deandrea
Microphones
KU5A
With a supercardioid polar pattern, rich ribbon tone, and extended top-end, the KU5A can be positioned almost anywhere without capturing room tone and instrument bleed.
How-To
How To Record Vocals with the KU5A
How-To
How To Record Electric Guitar with the KU5A
How-To
How To Record Toms, Snare, and Kick with the KU5A
How-To
How To Record Double Bass and Cello with the KU5A
How-To
How To Record Electric Bass with the KU5A
How-To
How To Record Acoustic Guitar with the KU5A
How-To
How To Record Woodwinds with the KU5A
Videos
Scary Pockets Perform “Jolene” Featuring Rett Madison
Artists
Rob Schnapf / Elliott Smith, Dr. Dog, Booker T. Jones
“I dig the KU5A on snare. Beef and snap. Good rejection. Sounded real good and natural. It was all there.”
Artists
Caleb Parker / Scary Pockets
“The KU5A fills a hole in my mic locker I didn’t know I had. The supercardioid pattern is spot on and the frequency response is super smooth. I’ve been using it on vocals and snare and am loving it.”
How-To
How To Record Brass with the KU5A
How-To
How To Record Violin and Viola with the KU5A
How-To
How To Record Amps With Ribbons
Tricks of the Trade
It’s Time to use your Ribbon Mics Live
Tricks of the Trade
Near-Field vs. Far-Field Ribbon Mics: What’s The Difference
Knowing the difference will change the way you record.