Best acoustic guitar mic under $200?. Archived from groups: rec.audio.pro () Hi. I'm going to be recording steel string acoustic guitar (both solo guitar pieces and pieces which will require later overdubbing). The style is sort busy and requires a mic that...

and timings. For example, the opening track starts with some acoustic piano and a rather dry vocal, then shifts to a string quartet and from there over to an acoustic guitar backing. From there it moves to a full acoustic band (led by his mandolin),...

there seems to be more than enough flexiblity available with that setup to work well on most vocal apps. I'm not saying it's the best vocal chain (as that doesn't exixt except on a per situation basis) but I'm saying that it has yet to be "not great enought"...

Best Placement of an acoustic guitar pickup. Archived from groups: rec.audio.pro () I'm looking for any advice as to the best place to put it, and the best means of holding it in place(temporarily). This is one of those round, bottle cap sized vibration...

effect The acoustic guitar is very much in style today. Crossing between folk, pop and rock genres. While the acoustic guitar remains one of the most simple instruments, it also remains one of the hardest to get a great sound on in the studio. It's really...

best for incorporating dynamics. Another thing to bear in mind is that the sound of acoustic guitar recordings can depend a great deal on the environment in which the instrument is played. Acoustic guitars thrive on live acoustics, and insufficient natural...

my mic stand so they can enter the room, move it again so they can sit, etc. Figure it can come in handy for other things too. Has anyone been satisfied doing any kind of acoustic guitar recording using any manufacturer's $200 mini mic? Any to avoid?...

worlds playing an electric guitar and an acoustic guitar. I doubt there will ever be an all-in-one guitar for all situations (it's hard to get one that plays good as a slide guitar and then regular guitar too). The alternate tunings at the push of a button...

It will be used for male vocals, acoustic guitar (large-body dreadnaught size or "0000" size), resonator banjo (mine's not overly "twangy"), and mandolin. (I realize that an LDC might not be the best choice for acoustic guitar, perhaps a small-diameter...

advice on mics/recording classical guitar. Archived from groups: rec.audio.pro () Yes, i know there have been posts on this but I'm lazy, OK. I'm recording classical guitar with 2 MXL 603S's into a tascam us122 into laptop. Not completely happy with the...