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Old 06-01-2001
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Proximity effect using two vocal mikes??

I ve heard reference to a vocal tracking technique using two mikes one a condenser and one a dynamic mike. Can someone tell me about this?
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Not sure if it has anything to do with proximity effect, but it sounds good when you take a Shure sm57 right above nose level only a few inches away, then use your condenser as normal and blend the two tracks at mixdown....also try compressing one of the mics and not the other, letting one breathe more.....
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