One of the modules taught at university allowed me to record classical instruments such as the piano and flute solo in a concert hall. This has taught me a lot about reverb and how that plays a part in the mixing stage. These more classical recordings tend to be the most rewarding, as you can work really hard to get a clear-sounding recording. Instruments like the flute have been interesting to record as they tend to clip and sound more scratchy in a recording. These recordings helped improve my knowledge of microphone placement, and the lessons learned are applied when I go into a studio, as I am thinking more about the sound I want and how that can be recorded from an instrument.