Split the stereo file to two mono files and treat one as left hand and one as right hand when using EQ. On Jan 8, 2013, at 10:23 AM, Brian Howerton <bshowert...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello folks, > I would like to ask this to any ivory users on this list. I don't really > know where to start with this, but here is my problem. I am working on a > project in which I am playing ivory within a full-band setting. Here is what > I am finding. You know how when you mic a real piano, you get complete > separation between the left and right hand because there is two micx on the > piano, and you can eq the left hand one way and the right hand another. I am > finding however with ivory that whatever I play on the left side with my left > hand is coming through on the right side, and you get this huge piano sound > that is not working with the full band mix. It's like, you eq to try to get > rid of the low end because of the left hand, and you end up thinning out the > right hand to much, and the right hand needs some body. So my question is, > in ivory, is there a way to get the left and right hand isolated so that one > can be EQed one way and the other can be eyed another as if to simulate the > micing of a real piano where you would have separate mics on either side of > the piano… Hopefully this makes sense. Thanks for any help, > Brian
