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When the orchestra is playing as a group then yes, you would hear other instruments in spot mics if you've got mics with almost anything other than a cardioid or hypercardioid mic. It all comes down to proper mic techniques. Perhaps your questions might be better taken up by the people at VSL or LASS who actually make these libraries. Besides - what do you have against stereo tracks? Why not use what a library maker gave you in the way they expect it to be used? Last edited by musicman691; 10-12-2011 at 01:10 PM. Reason: additional thought |
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Quite simply, you get more tracks to use that way, and in all truthfulness, beside the room mics, the instruments would be mono anyways. I'm giving the guy that uses his 88 tracks constantly due to the VI other options here. Using a stereo track for a mono instrument is a waste of resources. |
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I'm not 100% sure since I wasn't there at the recording of the samples. But most of the time, unless they are doing ensembles, it's one instruments placed in the studio with multiple mics, without actually placing the instruments in the position they would be when they are playing as a whole orchestra. |
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My current project is relatively small, so track count won't be a problem, but the one after that will have to mixed in another program, because Pro Tools really isn't up to the task. Mind you, who knows what PT 10 will bring, so by the time that I'm ready to mix, things may have changed. Who knows? Avid does, that's for sure. D
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It's interesting that everyone is focusing on talking about the benefits 64Bit would bring to using VI's when that is only one of the advantages of a 64Bit system and probably not even the biggest advantage.
Being able to load larger parts or even a whole program (hell maybe even two) into the virtual memory of a system will mean a much smoother & faster workflow. So for professional studios particularly, this will have a huge impact. Whilst the first version of PT10 may or may not have that full capacity to start with, it is the direction modern computing is heading. Now that 64Bit operating systems are gaining consumer momentum, the motherboards aimed at the consumer market are increasingly upping the ante with it not being uncommon to see mobo's with 128GB+ RAM capabilities already on the shelf. Most surprisingly systems with that capability are relatively cheap, at least for those who are capable of stitching a computer together themselves. Those who don't see 64Bit programs as a big deal are speaking purely out of ignorance in not knowing how much of a potential improvement, not just to Pro Tools, it will bring. I say potential because it depends on what Avid/Adobe/Microsoft etc do with their own programs. For me personally, PT10 is probably the most eagerly anticipated version because with the latest technology it has the potential to take a quantum leap into the future. I can only hope that Avid recognizes it and seizes the opportunity. Judging by the link noiseboyuk provided earlier in this thread, they look to be on the right track. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ez-G...e_gdata_player
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