It seemed sensible, before starting to do the video on recording choirs, to explain a little about the differing techniques you can use to record 'real' stereo - as in recording the placement of individual sound sources within a stereo soundfield. Quite different from our usual multitrack method of panning the various tracks to their proper location.

I've been looking for stereo Micing mounts.

I just wondered if there's anything that would set this: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00080H3FC/?tag=r06fa-20 apart from a more (or less) expensive mount.

And if anybody has any suggestions if otherwise or if they know of anything cheaper.

Thanks,
Stephen

Hi,
My friend Rodrigo Lopes did a lot of research, testing and developed a new Microphone Recording Technique.

It is the Lopes Stero Micing Technique.

I don't know if it is allowed to post a download link here, but we would like to spread and share this subject worlwide.

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You may contact him for doubts and suggestions.

Friends,

I have a stereo guitar cabinet with a 2 X 12 speakers driven by a stereo tube amp. I am thinking of stereo Micing using a pair of SM57 - one on each speaker.

Hi,

I was wondering if I could get some input as to what pair of mics (or a single stereo, but probably not) ) would be good for doing a live stereo recording of Irish Sessions in pubs.

I was wondering if I could get some guidance on controlling the stereo image when recording drums with minimal mics.

I have a pair of RODE NT5 (Recorderman configuration) for overheads, SM57 on the top of the snare and a D112 on the kick.

Hi, I have to record a guitar (acoustic in some songs and spanish in others) and i would like to try stereo Micing techniques, which one would you recommend me? (Distance, angle, etc)

I have a couple of Good condenser mic and a couple of 57's, not a good room at all, new strings for both guitar, and a good player.

Thx in advance for your answers

Mariano

Hi.

Wondering if you guys have any preferences on this.
compression in dual mode or stereo [linked] mode.

when i recorded with xy pair, compressing slightly to tape [daw] in dual mode seemed ok dynamicaly.
I rerecorded using spaced pair as it sounded better frequency wise, but had strange image shifts.
Resorted to dual[linked] compression mode.