Ive done some recording using 2 guitar amps and two mics (sometimes even 2 mics per amp),panned left and right at the board,using two channels, to try to get that big (I'm standing next to the amp----big room---full sound).
Does anyone out there use this method?-if not,how about some ideas
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LittleDogAudio wrote: Nothing wrong with your technique. Make su
LittleDogAudio wrote: Nothing wrong with your technique. Make sure to watch the phase coherancy between the two mics.
If you like your room sound, I would suggest one mic close and a stereo pair of condensers or ribbons out in the room. Try an X-Y pattern. Again, watch phase.
In mixdown place the close mic up the middle and pan the stereo pair L-R. Expeiment with the width of the pan.
Hope this helps,
Chris
Yea------I found out about mic phase problems last night,so you might say I went back to the (less is better) routine and only used 1 Marshall and 1 SM58,ran a TRS to the Comp from the board then to my 880,then I let my effect card to some work for me,much to my suprise,it doenst sound that bad :lol: Ill keep tinkering tommorow :twisted:
Nothing wrong with your technique. Make sure to watch the phase
Nothing wrong with your technique. Make sure to watch the phase coherancy between the two mics.
If you like your room sound, I would suggest one mic close and a stereo pair of condensers or ribbons out in the room. Try an X-Y pattern. Again, watch phase.
In mixdown place the close mic up the middle and pan the stereo pair L-R. Expeiment with the width of the pan.
Hope this helps,
Chris