I recently compared bass DI vs amp recording, giving pros and cons for both. Miking a bass amp requires more effort not to mention it’s more expensive, but the enhanced yet natural sound of the bass coming through the amp with the room mixed in can be well worth it. Let’s talk about how to […]
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As I covered in my overview of how to record acoustic guitar, there are a number of different techniques for how to mic an acoustic guitar. Microphone placement both in terms of location and distance relative to the guitar will substantially alter the sound that you capture. Let’s talk the best way for how to
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Bass DI vs amp – the eternal question when it comes to recording bass. Let’s cover the difference between the two and anoint a clear winner for getting the best bass in your mix. Bass DI vs Amp Recording Bass DI Let’s begin with the popular bass DI method of recording your bass tone and
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Double tracking acoustic guitar has been a popular recording technique since double tracking was very pioneered by Buddy Holly in the 1950’s. Double tracking offers a number of advantages of a single tracked acoustic guitar, so let’s cover some double tracking acoustic guitar tips to help you record and mix a better pair of acoustic
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Condenser and dynamic microphones are the two main types of microphones used in audio recording and production. Each option comes with its own characteristics and advantages for particular scenarios. While condenser microphones are typically better suited for quieter, studio level/home recording and dynamic microphones for capturing audio in live situations, there’s a lot more to
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