not to sound like a n00b d00d but do you guys think Micing up 2-4 mics on a cab will present phase problems? one mic per driver

does anyone here have experience with phase alignment tools like the http://www.littlela…"]little labs ibp?[/]="http://www.littlela…"]little labs ibp?[/]

any software equivalents of the same? any caveats?

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I am trying to cause a phase flip within a mic cable, i know it can be done I just dont know how to do it. if you can give me any ideas. or know of any alternatives (like a literal plugin , like the earthworks kick pad, that can flip phase as an incoming signal)

The more I learn about recording, the more I realize that phase considerations are a make or break point.
I have several questions about phase, all general, independent of specific setups.

I like to mic the bottum of the snare and the backside of the kick drum. I hear people on this site referring to "reverse phase" when Micing things like this. I use Cakewalk Guitar Tracks Pro (I have a home studio) and I can't find anything that refers to reversing the phase.

Hi,

I'm working on a holiday Cd with my choirs right now and hope to start recording in 3-4 weeks. I've been happy with using spaced omnis in the fair/poor room I record in and am beginning to experiment with MS to see if that technique will provide better results in the space.

hey all

i have a small start up home studio. i have a Marshall 990, a Rolls rp 220 preamp, and a vs 1880. when i record vocals, it sounds like theres a phaser on my voice. any ideas what this could be? do i need to flip the phase switch on my preamp? i dont have any effects on my vox when i record or listen back.

A friend of mine brought over some recorded tracks of guitar work that needed some limiting via my Manely Vari Mu,,no problem,,I thought--right?
AS I listened to the tracks,I noticed that the over all sound of the lead guitar tracks sounded nasal,,so I asked him how he went about recording the tracks,,keeping in mind that the tracks souned good,but,had a nasal issue.

Hello all,
I recently read (don’t ask where) that if you invert the polarity of an XLR cable, this will help in correcting phase issues. Is this true? If it is, how would I go about performing this procedure, though I am a little reluctant to start cutting up one of my cables.
Also, is the phase invert option in my DAW (Sonar 4 PE) accurate?
Thanks.

Has anyone noticed if their HM-1's are out of phase? Mine certainly are. I had one up on a cab with a 57 (I believe), and waBLAMO insta phase prob. Both mics up on the grill. First I thought maybe the mic cable is wired wrong, but nope. It seems the mic itself is wired backwards.

Has anyone else run into this?