As you can see the forum is pretty much empty right now; I have only invited a small number of people to sort of get things started before I go official with it.
So, feel free to post any thoughts and ideas that you may have (or bugs that you encounter for that matter) in this thread. I've tried to come up with a sensible set of subforums but I'm far from sure I have covered all bases, so in case you think of anything that really should be there, do let me know!
I figure it would be nice to have a little discussion. Multi-mic, or the concept of having multiple, mixable mic positions right in the end instrument, is popular and growing. However, some implementations can be more successful than others.
Do you use multi-mic in your own libraries?
How do you approach multi-mic?
What are the factors that make multi-mic implementation successful vs. unsuccessful?
What instruments are most useful to be multi-mic'd?
If in a sub-par recording space, how do you balance avoiding bad room tone vs. mic position diversity?
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