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Wayne Butler
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Is there anything to be done with stereo fields when mixing down to two tracks?
We prerecorded instrument tracks, played them back during a live church performance, recording the vocals and congregation. Used four small condensors (AT4041's) pointed from the stage in a semi-circle on separate tracks. Lead vocal on a Beyer M500 through a GR-MP2. <p>When I started mixing down, the stereo imaging and fullness isn't there. I've worked unsuccessfully with PCM91 using delays and verbs to correct the problem.<p>Are there some phasing or mixing techniques I'm missing out on? What can I do to improve or correct the problem?<p>It's a praise and worship project and it's important to have the "live feel". Obviously, I don't know how to achieve that yet.  <p>Brad or one of you gurus got any advice? (I'm to old to start driving a truck!) |
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