The Meidum Ambience Perspective

The "medium" perspective is taken using two microphones placed at a moderate distance from the instrument. This perspective works well for both classical and acoustic jazz recordings, where the perception of some room in the tone is desirable. Don't be afraid to try this version in places where you might consider the Close Perspective to be ideal. Sometimes a little distance on the piano can actually make it easier to bring up in the mix. Every mix is different, and the ultimate choice is always going to be a "mix thing."

Schubert Impromptus D899 No 3
Rachmaninoff - Sonata No2 in B-Flat Minor, Third Movment (Reverb Added)
Springtime Sunday
Springtime Sunday GS3 - Gigastudio 3 Gigapulse Convoluting, uses the convoluting engine in Gigastudio 3 to emulate pedal down and releasesamples