Re: [SurroundSound] Mogg to surround.

Absolutely.  I personally mic guitars and bass, and sometimes even vocals with multiple mics or direct feeds.  One should never assume that, for instance, 2 bass tracks are meant to be doubled center just because that is the norm.
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On Sun, Aug 29, 2010 at 1:32 PM, Paul Garfunkel <paulgarfunkel@gmail.com> wrote:

I have noticed some of the mixes that some people have put out has
combined the tracks of the same instrument to get 4 isolated tracks
the only problem is some stuff there are in studio phase shifts in the
instruments into the mixing board so they are different nuances and in
some case double tracking ie: the who tracks there are different takes
combined for one sound but left on their own in opposite channels make
for a warmer sound and presence. Check it out now on the hub!

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