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EPISODE · Feb 9, 2018 · 20 MIN

02- Founder of Lewitt Microphone Roman Perschon

from The Art of Music Tech Podcast · host Fela Davis and Denis Orynbekov

Partners of 23dB Productions Fela Davis and Denis Orynbekov discuss specialized microphones with owner of LEWITT, Roman Perschon. LEWITT is a microphone company based in Vienna which creates excellent quality microphones for an affordable cost. During this podcast, the three audio junkies discuss Roman’s passion for microphone creation and his ability to produce high quality microphones with advance new features. Towards the end of this episode, Fela and Denis discuss the equipment and tactics used to record successful drummer, Swiss Chris.   Two studio condenser microphones that are discussed during this episode are the LCT 540 Subzero, which can record below the human hearing threshold in high resolution, and the LCT 441 FLEX, which comes with five traditional polar patterns, in addition to three reverse polar patterns.  LCT 540 SubZero: https://amzn.to/2JMmpwO LCT 441 FLEX: https://amzn.to/2JL0JRE Check out LEWITT’s website to find more affordable high quality microphones and accessories https://www.lewitt-audio.com/   For more information on 23dB Productions https://www.23dbproductions.com

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