Jim McMillen / Vitamin String Quartet | AEA Ribbon Mics & Preamps

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Jim McMillen / Vitamin String Quartet

“The N28 turned out to be perfect for recording an acoustic guitar that sounded quite scratchy on the other mics. The N28 made it sound warm and smooth without having to use EQ. I’m sure I will be using it in the future when I need something to take the edge off of a strident instrument!”

-Jim McMillen

Jim McMillen is a Los Angeles-based arranger, orchestrator, session supervisor, and conductor whose work spans film, TV, and pop music. His credits include Bridgerton, Iron Man, Elektra, and Beverly Hills 90210, and he has worked with artists like Ben Platt, Kid Cudi, and Christina Aguilera. He’s arranged for the American Contemporary Ballet, contributed to Ricky Kej’s UN-presented album Shanti Samsara, and collaborates regularly with composer Robert Etoll of the Q-Factory. Jim is also the lead arranger for the Vitamin String Quartet and spent 14 years conducting and performing on the Hour of Power broadcast.