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**Geert van den Berg** · 9th November 2005

Also if one mic sounds better in the mix than 2 don't be afraid of using just one mic, maybe add some slight delay (make this track sound a little different, filter it different or use a coloring plugin) and pan those tracks to different sides. Or add a little of chamber reverb, if you have an impulse reverb, those sound usually pretty convincing.

9th November 2005	#5
Geert van den Berg Mac Moderator Joined: May 2003 Location: Amsterdam Posts: 3,454	Also if one mic sounds better in the mix than 2 don't be afraid of using just one mic, maybe add some slight delay (make this track sound a little different, filter it different or use a coloring plugin) and pan those tracks to different sides. Or add a little of chamber reverb, if you have an impulse reverb, those sound usually pretty convincing.