From: r.capik@worldnet.att.net   
      
   edbridge@earthlink.net wrote:   
      
   > Ron Capik wrote:   
   >   
   > > < ...snips.. >   
   > >   
   > > On a lark I picked up the CD and found that the vocals are dead center,   
   > > so one can do that phase flip trick and remove Roth. All that's left of   
   > > the   
   > > vocal is a little reverb.   
   > >   
   > Hi Ron   
   >   
   > Hey I almost move  down to your neck of the woods  but I went with the   
   > hills.   
   >   
      
   Probably a good choice.  ;-)   
      
   >   
   > I was wondering  if the Band was good ( can't tell on the  link)  I   
   > guess what or who ever  it takes to get some limelight on the picker's   
   > ( they don't look so old) .   
   >   
   > Here's a question.  on most blue grass do they do the vocals dead   
   > center?   
   >   
   > OT: I have a store  now and we have a little recording studio and I'm   
   > sort of wondering how people go about recording blue grass players.   
   >   
   > Thanks   
   > Ed Bridge   
   > bridgekaldromusic.com   
      
   I mostly do live sound, however from my experience I believe   
   for most recordings if there's a front person their vocals are   
   dead center. With several singers use a stereo blend.   
   With a single mic style an MS, xy or some other non obtrusive mic   
   technique tends to work. Shoot for a realistic sound stage image.   
      
   It's an art. Do what sounds right.   
      
   Later...   
      
   Ron Capik   
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