u/cheater00

Royer Labs (microphone manufacturer) set up a database of finished songs + notes on how the sounds were recorded. Really useful, great stuff. Here is an example of what this looks like. Great if you want to learn about microphone technique.

> This Audio/Video library is a comprehensive collection of material featuring Royer Ribbon microphones on a variety of instruments, across many musical genres. With examples ranging from home studio recordings to GRAMMY winning recordings made in world-class studios, this library will help you learn what ribbon mics can do for you in your studio. > > Feel free to browse the tabs below or, if you are looking for something specific, use the search bar on the right. > > All audio examples are 16-bit CD quality or higher, so allow time for them to load. All video links go to HD versions of the videos.

https://royerlabs.com/library/

Actually I found it by googling around after reading this comment

Apparently the whole community is highly upset about something, and ultimately you're supposed to help the community, not tell the community how it should be. This is the community you have and not some ideal version you'd like to have instead. At some point if you're this unaligned from what the community thinks, maybe the community is in the right.

Just trying to learn the names.

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