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Old 29th February 2008   #1
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Doing Mid-Side at the recording stage rather than ITB

So I just had one of those "why did I do that?" moments.

I've been using M-S on a lot of things, and doing it during the performance so I can hear what it's going to sound like. However I've been using a cheap hard-wired mic splitter, and I've wondered why it's noisy and such . Well duh so I am wondering, other than a dedicated M-S decoder, what is a good way to split a mic signal to get it to two different tracks?

I don't think I want a splitter with a transformer and all that, because the signals are supposed to be identical. However I could use it to get a "rough idea" and then double the straight track and phase reverse, etc.

Sorry if this is a dumb question, what I record usually doesn't have a FOH system so I've never needed a pro mic splitter before.

Also I'd like decent quality but money's tight right now so keep that in mind...
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