Ok, I've got Pristine Space, and I am an ex-SIR user. I have a basic understanding that SIR does the mono-stereo thingie, it's not "true stereo". But boy is it easy to load up an impulse and just go with it.

What exactly does the stereo expansion effect do? How much should it be used in general?

I own a venue and I am recording the shows right now by tracking each instrument. Its working, just too much bleed to get that great recording. The room sounds amazing so I want to record the stage area and the mix that with the vocals. Im looking at these two mics..just kinda wanted to see if anyone on here has anything bad or good to say about these two mics.

Hi,

To mix several signals in stereo, there is the mixing console, of course ! But i need no eq, no pan, no level control etc... no active circuitry... What i want is just to mix 2 stereo signal that goes out from 2 preamps (BG1), into a 2 tracks recorder (BB+)... (to 'copy' the Nagra V with its 4 inputs !)

Hello RO! Anyone know for sure what the right way is to record a stereo signal? Is a stereo input on the recording console a must? Or can I just run the left and right of the strereo signal into two seperate mono channels with each panned accordingly? Is there any difference between the approaches?

I am in the market for buying a good sounding stereo microphone which will not break the bank. I record electric rock music including mellotrons,
vocal harmonies and would at times like to use it as OH's for the drums. Are there any stereo mics out there that can withstand high spl's yet catch the smoothness of a 4part vocal harmony or capture the full range of an acoustic guitar?

hey this is Sam

I am currently using Logic Exrpess and I have been trying to "spread" out my mono guitar sound a little bit, (away from the center) so I can hear the vocals better.

How to make mono sounds to stereo ?
I have , A effect name'd "fatting" :

get the original signal to left and get the delay to right.
than use a stereo expand to change the sound width or narrow

Hey guys well i was wondering about creating surround effect in stereo field i heard some recording a while ago i don't know the artist or album i was hearing them in a stereo field and i really felt few things coming from the back or side it really felt like surround i believe there is something to do with playing with phasing but how..so can anyone would like to explain me whts this kinna pha

I'm sure I'm creating some sort of calamitous phase doomsday or the like when I do this but I was wondering if someone might help quantify it for me. Here's the technique: