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   Hi Anton -- on Apr 18 2020 at 22:59, you wrote:   
      
   AS> One mike per player is nothing! How many mikes do your see installed   
   AS> on a typical drum set? This polymicrohone technique suffres from   
   AS> bleeding (of the singnal to other mikes), phrase problems, the   
   AS> playing of each instrument in its own (often artificial) acoustic   
   AS> space, and the inablity to employ true (time-based) stereo, a   
   AS> result that is completely and the sound engineer's disposal.   
      
   All true -- I was thinking more orchestrally, where there isn't a drum   
   kit. Close miking in that situation does still bleed, but gives the   
   engineer a lot of post-recording control for solos, etc....   
      
      
   Cheers... Dallas   
      
   --- timEd/NT 1.30+   
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