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Method of using two microphones to record audio in a way that replicates the stereo image and spatial placement of the instruments within the ensemble.

The use of materials and designs to control the sound reflections in the recording space, which affects clarity and the natural sound of the ensemble.

The characteristic of microphones that defines their sensitivity to sound from different directions, which influences the isolation and blend of instrument sections in a recording.

The software platform used for recording, editing, and mixing audio tracks. A well-configured DAW allows for precise control over the recording parameters and workflow.

The time alignment of sound waves from different microphones, which affects the overall sound when mixed together. Improper alignment can result in phase cancellation.

The process of adjusting the levels of the individual instruments or sections within an ensemble to create a harmonious blend where each element can be clearly heard.

Additional microphones placed at a distance from the ensemble to capture the reverberation and natural room sound, adding depth to the recording.

The process of managing the levels of audio signals within the recording equipment to prevent distortion and maintain a clean signal.

Refers to the positioning of microphones relative to the ensemble to capture the best balance and sound quality. Incorrect placement can lead to phase issues and an unbalanced mix.