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As far as acoustic instruments go, so far I've recorded French horn, bells, trumpet, tuba, flute, cello, violin, viola, vibraphone, vocals, and choir.
I've done this in two different churches, an auditorium, and a cultural center. Every space provides different acoustics and enhances different instruments' qualities. That's why even though I've been very happy with these places, it doesn't hurt to collect more locations.
You have an awesome space, don't you? I would LOVE to record in it. The echos and reverbs of amazing spaces like yours are what helps give character to recordings, and I would really appreciate the opportunity to imprint that character on one of my next songs.
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* So, what is a "big" space? It really depends, but a high ceiling is ideal. The smallest "big" room for recording might be 15' tall x 24' wide x 39' long. The bigger the better.
* How quiet is "very quiet?" If you stand in the center of the room, what do you hear? If you can't identify any sounds, it's probably perfect. If you can identify the sounds of traffic, people, heat/AC, or any random sounds that might show up on a recording, then it's probably too loud.
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