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   Dallas Hinton:   
      
   > Of course, going to the other extreme (as is sometimes done)   
   > you have 1 mike per player and then you can have all sorts of fun   
   > in the mix! :-)   
      
   One mike per player is nothing! How many mikes do your see installed   
   on a typical drum set? This polymicrohone technique suffres from   
   bleeding (of the singnal to other mikes), phrase problems, the   
   playing of each instrument in its own (often artificial) acoustic   
   space, and the inablity to employ true (time-based) stereo, a   
   result that is completely and the sound engineer's disposal.   
      
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