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Question Recording an Upright

I need some suggestions on recording upright bass. Should I use something like a D112 or go with a LD condenser? I haven't actuallyl had the opportunity to start my own experimentations but i just need something to get started. Also, is it common to do a stereo recording of an upright. Just curious, thanks for any info.......Josh
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Lightbulb Re: Recording an Upright

Josh,

> Should I use something like a D112 or go with a LD condenser? <

A large diaphragm condenser is probably a better choice.

> is it common to do a stereo recording of an upright. <

Sure, especially if the instrument is to be predominant.

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