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Old 01-17-2012, 03:26 PM
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Originally Posted by ljguitar View Post
Hi Chuck...
Some of my most successful uses of mid-side are with bluegrass groups and choirs - not close microphone positioning at all.

While backing out the mics does cause mid-side to pick up more of the room, it also expands the natural feel of the recordings.


Hi Larry,
I'd agree that close micing of M-S isn't required for groups/choirs as those musical source are themselves quite wide as compared to a single guitar. My comment was only meant to apply to M-S recording for a single guitar. I'll also admit my experience is much less than many other commenting here, and is partly based on theory of M-S recording and on the characteristics of a figure 8 mic as it moves away from the source.
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