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    • ustkU
      ustk
      last edited by ustk

      What I mean is not isolated playing but a real drum fill 😉

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      • hisefiloH
        hisefilo @ustk
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        @ustk Sorry but need to ask this! (I think need to take some classes with you) Phase align and delay (due mics distances) are not the same issue? I mean if I can calculate and delay a mic some ms. they will be all in phase, right? Despite the bottom ones that will be -180?

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        • ustkU
          ustk
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          Yes and no... Because phase is frequency-dependent, the delay will not be the same for two different frequencies...
          180° out of phase doesn't require the same delay at 2 different frequencies...
          But yes, in a way that if you re-align two distant mics with the delay corresponding to their relative distance, all the frequencies should be in phase.
          But since the audio material in each mic is not the same, nothing is perfect in this world... ☺

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          • hisefiloH
            hisefilo @ustk
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            @ustk I like the yes and no! Quantum answer!!!
            I guess will need to bend time and space before recording :)

            Jokes apart, very clear! Now I get it! Thanks a ton!

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            • ustkU
              ustk @hisefilo
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              @hisefilo Yopla! An amateur of quantum mechanic and relativity 😊

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              • ustkU
                ustk @hisefilo
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                @hisefilo I just want to add that aligning phase (especially for multiple mics) is not a simple matter, because different setting can work, it is just a matter of taste...
                When using Auto Align, you specify the first mic you want to use as a guide in order to align the other. That is said, the most obvious one is not always what works best (namely the BD)
                I often use one of the OH as guide, because it has all the other mics equally in it which makes the detection easier,
                Sometimes I align the 2 BD mic to the OH, sometimes only one an then the other on the first I just aligned. One rule: no rules...
                But to be honest, the most impotant part is to begin with a good microphone choice, placement, and preamps and even more important, a good room! Otherwise phase alignement won't fix anything...

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                • hisefiloH
                  hisefilo @ustk
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                  @ustk recording was just fine. I guess.

                  Mics were

                  • AKG D112.
                  • Shure Beta 91a.
                  • Shure Beta 98a/c.
                  • Shure SM57.
                  • Shure SM58.
                  • Shure SM81.

                  Room was ok also. Not Abbey Road but nice one

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                  • hisefiloH
                    hisefilo @ustk
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                    @ustk dude! take a listen, following your advices. this is brushed drumset played on Hise with my Yamaha 88 controller

                    mix3.mp3

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                    • ustkU
                      ustk @hisefilo
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                      @hisefilo Man it sounds awesome! Well done buddy 👌
                      The ride seems to cut here and there, but maybe because it's played realtime on a keyboard...
                      But the rest is full and aerial at the same time, clean and punchy

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                        MIDIculous
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                        You may want to consider this tool as well: http://www.e--j.com/index.php/soundfilesmerger/. I have used it as of recently to merge different mic positions, so I only have to edit once. It merges all of the files into channels.

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                        • hisefiloH
                          hisefilo @ustk
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                          @ustk thanks mate. Absolutely happy with results

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                            hisefilo @MIDIculous
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                            @MIDIculous nice!! Will try on my next

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