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shortyprs
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Couple of the guys in my band have no patience for voice testing the mics, so, double micing is the only way to hedge my bets. I always take a little time and play with position to avoid phase issues. Most of the time, I throw one track out. Maybe twice I've blended the 2, cutting out frequencies that were less desirable to each mic. I don't know if it was anything amazing or brilliant, but it didn't hurt. I've always assumed that all the really high paid, long established, super talented sound engineers did this and just didn't tell anybody!
I need to assume that there are cheap tricks and easy secrets to great sound. Otherwise, I'll have to spend a lot of money on gear and a lot of time getting experience .....and that would suck!
I need to assume that there are cheap tricks and easy secrets to great sound. Otherwise, I'll have to spend a lot of money on gear and a lot of time getting experience .....and that would suck!