28-02-2021, 04:06 AM
Yeah, there's a fair amount of drums and hum but I've heard worse.
1a and 1b could just mean they're separate amps or mics not necessarily intended to be panned as opposed to OHs. Or organ where you'd differentiate between a L/R setup or top bottom.
If they were an M/S pair then I'd reckon they'd be labeled as such considering the nature of the recording. I ran it through a matrix anyway and didn't suddenly get a solid stereo image. I think it's probably two different amps. Flipping the polarity on one of the sources at the top does change the sound but it's not a huge change. At the end though it's an obvious difference. I used both and just automated the phase relationship later on but it's really a case of probably just using one source and be done with it.
1a and 1b could just mean they're separate amps or mics not necessarily intended to be panned as opposed to OHs. Or organ where you'd differentiate between a L/R setup or top bottom.
If they were an M/S pair then I'd reckon they'd be labeled as such considering the nature of the recording. I ran it through a matrix anyway and didn't suddenly get a solid stereo image. I think it's probably two different amps. Flipping the polarity on one of the sources at the top does change the sound but it's not a huge change. At the end though it's an obvious difference. I used both and just automated the phase relationship later on but it's really a case of probably just using one source and be done with it.