Hi I have just posted part2 of How to record Acoustic guitar http://www.recording-microphones.co.uk/recording-Acoustic-Guitars2.shtml . You can download the tracks for the complete song from video 10 and mix it yourself. If you make a good job and are proud of your efforts send us your mix as a stereo MP3 and we will post it up on the site.
Have Fun
Johnr
I just had a look at a couple of the earlier vids. Looks good stuff.
Most of us here are amateur players, John. Many of us have a room set aside to play in but don't stretch to studio kits. When you're talking about studio kit would you be able to make a few suggestions around the lower end of the price ranges so that those of us who can't justify £500-600 for one mic can make some informed choices about what might make us sound decent at home.
Cheers,
"Be good at what you can do" - Fingerbanger"
I have always felt that it is better to do what is beautiful than what is 'right'" - Eliot Fisk
Wedding music and guitar lessons in Essex. Listen at: http://www.rollmopmusic.co.uk
Hmm, a challenge... sounds like fun!!!
Love the vids by the way - picked up some great tips on phasing; and I've realised its definately time to change my strings!!!!
Well, I'll lay my head on the chopping block. I put in my best shot for a half hour and was done with it. Sent it, then listened again and heard all kinds of problems. Maybe it's just my ears. I know one thing. I wish I could record base tracks that good to work with. I'm thinkin' it's three things: Nice mics, decent room, and of course talent. Those mics sound great.
Incidentally, I would really like to hear your criticism John. I'm not soft skinned. Lay in on my effort or lack of.
