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low attack, low dynamic range, weak soundstage
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<blockquote data-quote="chipwelder" data-source="post: 76821" data-attributes="member: 54"><p>Well that is the correct way (viewed from the listening posi) the way I did it was the other way around.</p><p></p><p>Honestly this is secondhand explanation and it made sense, and it solved the imaging issues I had... it was not just a stereo-image swop...</p><p></p><p>imagine you have 4 mic's very simplistic from left to right, 1,2,3,4... 1,2 "goes" to left speaker, 3,4 to the right. 1 get's a lot of left tiny bit of right hand, 2, gets a little more of right - and obviously the time-delay which gives the stereo is now less. and so on until you get to 4... if you swop left and right the "centre" of the soundstage gets put on the outside, and the outside get's put on the inside... Obviously it is not quite so simple and cut and dried... couldn't begin to figure out how it will actually look with bigger set-ups... as mixing all the different mic setups is very complex. </p><p></p><p>Be aware that I know very little about recording.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="chipwelder, post: 76821, member: 54"] Well that is the correct way (viewed from the listening posi) the way I did it was the other way around. Honestly this is secondhand explanation and it made sense, and it solved the imaging issues I had... it was not just a stereo-image swop... imagine you have 4 mic's very simplistic from left to right, 1,2,3,4... 1,2 "goes" to left speaker, 3,4 to the right. 1 get's a lot of left tiny bit of right hand, 2, gets a little more of right - and obviously the time-delay which gives the stereo is now less. and so on until you get to 4... if you swop left and right the "centre" of the soundstage gets put on the outside, and the outside get's put on the inside... Obviously it is not quite so simple and cut and dried... couldn't begin to figure out how it will actually look with bigger set-ups... as mixing all the different mic setups is very complex. Be aware that I know very little about recording. [/QUOTE]
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