Tor Salomonsen |
October 13th, 2004 12:53 AM |
Stereo is a way to reproduce or simulate room. A shotgun mic is a way to eliminate room. A 'stereo shotgun' is worthless for both purposes. When you use a shotgun you want to capture the kind of audio that will go in the front middle of the mix, be it a stereo or 5.1 mix. So, in short: Get a mono shotgun. (But you may well record it in mono on both tracks - you could adjust one track up a bit to get a good signal and the other down to save the loudest parts from clipping.)
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