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Exploration of Live Recording Techniques for Symphony Orchestra

Zhi Cui

Abstract


Live recording of symphony orchestras is one of the most challenging tasks in music production. This paper thoroughly examines
the key technical aspects of orchestral live recording from the perspectives of acoustic analysis, recording techniques, monitoring control,
and post-processing. Research findings indicate that a professional acoustic environment serves as the foundation for achieving high-quality
recordings, and through scientific evaluation methods and treatment techniques, the acoustic characteristics of recording venues can be effectively optimized. At the recording system level, appropriate microphone placement schemes and comprehensive signal chain design play a
decisive role in recording quality. Establishing a systematic on-site monitoring and quality control system ensures the accuracy and reliability
of the recording process. The post-production phase employs advanced digital audio processing technology, combined with standardized final
specifications, to achieve the ultimate refinement of recorded works. This research has significant theoretical and practical value for improving
the professional standards of orchestral live recording.

Keywords


Symphony Orchestra; Live Recording; Acoustic Optimization; Audio Processing; Quality Control

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.70711/rcha.v2i8.5350

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