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Check this out:
http://www.shurenotes.com/issue25/ar...p?flash=true:D So you basically have, as you said, spaced pairs, xy, and stereo Mic. There are a couple more obscure ones, but those arethe major stereo configs. Spaced pair is definately the most effective in creating a stereo image. The other two,though, eliminate possible phase problems. Check out that link for full details. |
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okay, so if I'm going for the Rush style of panning, I should go with the spaced pairs? And with the phase issues, if there are any, is it just as simple as inverting one of the channels in audacity, or is it harder to fix than that? |
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x/y oheds sound unaturally stereo cuz cymbals are exagerated wide in the field whereas tom toms -rak toms dont register in the stereo field. they sound mono cuz the mic pattern points both mics away from the toms, causing the mics to pick up mostly proximity, but can also exagerate reflections. x/y ohed config shouldn't be used in small room.
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