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awesome video... can we use the same technique for recording Violins too???
Jaikumar257 2 weeks ago
@Jaikumar257 you can use this on anything. it's just another type of stereo micing technique like "XY" or "spaced pairs".
scanvas 1 week ago
@scanvas Thnx Man!!!
Jaikumar257 1 week ago
Excellent demonstration. Gets right to the point!
PurpleCatAudio 2 months ago
@PurpleCatAudio Thanks, I appreciate the view and comment.
scanvas 2 months ago
Nice <3 That Side Mic add more air <3 works great for smooth plucking, vocals ^^ very natural sounding ^^
StalinStudio 3 months ago
@StalinStudio thanks... checked out your channel, cool looking studio setup you got there.
scanvas 3 months ago
@scanvas Thanks! I did try your method, interesting <3 I did two tracks for acoustic guitars, the most tricky part is the panning section for separations @_@ confusing. Just uploaded it on youtube, need your comments/opinions :3
StalinStudio 3 months ago
Very nice demonstration! Thank you!
jeffsmithsolo 4 months ago
@jeffsmithsolo thanks for watching!
scanvas 4 months ago
what brand/models are those mics?
jlbang24 6 months ago
@jlbang24 the Side Mic is a Rode NT2-A, the Mid Mic is a CAD GXL1200.
scanvas 6 months ago
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jlbang24 6 months ago