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Old 02-03-2013, 03:24 PM
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Originally Posted by Joseph Hanna View Post
As I recall and at least in part, my introduction to phasing issues was taught to me by way of the 3 to 1 rule particularly on single source stereo mic'ing. A starting point if you will. It was my pathway to the realization that if one wasn't careful with mic placement and technique phasing trouble might not be far behind.
My understanding of it is that it is more appropriate when talking about recording multiple sound sources (the classic example being two singers). It does not apply at all in recording a nearly point (or uniform) single sound source - explain how so if you think otherwise. On a single but wider sound source, such as a guitar, that has various timbres at different locations, it is something one could perhaps think about, but not too hard.
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