When it comes to tracking guitar, there’s always the question of DI vs amp. Let’s cover how the two options differ and which is better for yielding better sounding results. DI Vs Amp Let’s compare the pros and cons of recording your guitar each way, beginning with DI, or direct input. Recording Guitar DI This
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Along with vocals, the acoustic guitar is one of the more dynamic instruments you may find yourself needing to record. In other words, there’s a lot of range between the quietest and loudest moments in a performance on an acoustic guitar, so you need a microphone capable of capturing all the nuances of that full
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In hip hop, the vocal is key and should be front and center. The beat and everything else exist to prop up the focal point that is vocal to convey the vibe and message of the track. With that in mind, let’s cover the best EQ settings for hip hop to ensure that vocal is
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Anytime you capture the same audio source with two or more inputs, you’re potentially inviting phase issues into the equation. Let’s talk how to get in phase audio and point out how to recognize the telltale signs of OUT of phase audio. What is In Phase Audio In phase audio means that the audio of
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Recording guitar with two microphones allows you to either blend the tones or simply choose which one you prefer later in the mixing stage. With that in mind, I thought I’d do an overview of guitar recording with two microphones. Note that this is specific to amp recording with multiple microphones; for information on acoustic
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