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Old 25th May 2005   #1
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New to orchestra style recording/mixing - help, comments wanted

This is my first attempt at recording a large concert style group. It is a 16 piece brass ensemble that also has bass, drums, and keys on a couple tracks.

I am most concerned about panning - getting good stereo space and not sounding too artificial. Let me know if you think I got the panning right or not.

Any other comments are welcome and appreciated as well.

Thanks guys.


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PS - in case you were wondering, the song Olivet is a clip - it is stopped short to keep the file size down.
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Who.. Jazz band flashbacks . Sounds nice very roomy. I havn't realy listened to this kind of stuff in a while but it sounded pretty good. I had a good stereo impretion. After the Incredibles movie i've been itch'n to pull out my old high school tapes... thanks.
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I'm curious how many mics you used on this recording. Was it recorded live all together?
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Thanks for the replies.


This was done in a spaced pair in omni pattern.

It was all tracked together in a medium sized church sanctuary. This was a community group of mostly all high school students. Actually it was all one take except for one of the four songs they did which was recorded twice.

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Oh, I forgot. I did have to blend the keyboard in direct and I also miced up the bass amp, but they are at very low levels and are sitting down low in the mix as well...






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