How It Was Recorded

Artist

Petula Clark

Records

Usual practice

What the people behind these records say they generally do. None of it is stated for a particular record, so every item is rated inferred.

  • Neumann U 47Lead and backing vocalsInferred

    Usual practice, not stated for this record: One of two alternatives the engineer names for the lead and backing vocals; he does not say which was used. (recalled with uncertainty)

    From the record for Downtown, where the source is linked.

  • Neumann U 67Lead and backing vocalsInferred

    Usual practice, not stated for this record: The other alternative the engineer names for the lead and backing vocals; he does not say which was used. (recalled with uncertainty)

    From the record for Downtown, where the source is linked.

  • Sennheiser MD 421Drum kitInferred

    Bass drum microphone in the engineer's usual three-microphone drum setup.

    From the record for Downtown, where the source is linked.

  • Neumann U 47, U 67 or U 87 (whichever was available)Drum kitInferred

    Pair of drum overhead microphones in the engineer's usual setup, using whichever of these models was to hand.

    From the record for Downtown, where the source is linked.

  • Neumann SM 2PianoInferred

    Usual practice, not stated for this record: Stereo microphone used on the piano.

    From the record for Downtown, where the source is linked.

Gear on these records