
This Is Stereo | Demo Audio Files
To illustrate the differences, strengths and weaknesses of different stereo mic arrangements I have made a series of demonstration recordings.

To illustrate the differences, strengths and weaknesses of different stereo mic arrangements I have made a series of demonstration recordings.
These audio examples accompany our August 2025 workshop on Cubase 14: Play Probability & Velocity Variance.

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