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Been making beats since i was about 19. I was going to parsons in NY at the time and this Japanese girl i knew bought a yamaha djx (not the 2, that shit sux)

I like my DJX-II, it's got a lot of good stuff in there.

I've been making music since I was 13, so coming up on 20 years later this year ...

I was just adding to the list of possible solutions. I wasn't even going to go into that last one, but ellaguru asked. These techniques can be useful for all sorts of applications, not just fixing problems after the fact. If you are using a balanced microphone cable, then you are already using phase ...

I have a few ideas no one thought of yet.

1.Use your microphone's null point (if it has one)

Some mics have an area in the pickup pattern where it will reject any sound coming from that direction[it's usually the opposite way the from the way the ball of the mic is facing].
Point this null point ...

I have a few ideas no one thought of yet.

1.Use your microphone's null point (if it has one)

Some mics have an area in the pickup pattern where it will reject any sound coming from that direction[it's usually the opposite way the from the way the ball of the mic is facing].
Point this null point ...