Hi,

Please advise on your opinions. on a budget of around $1,200, Do I buy a higher end 1 single channel pre-amp or would you opt for a 2 channel preamp for stereo recording for acoustic, electric guitars, vocals. What would you do? I have never done any stereo recording, only mono.

He will be solo, no singing, so I'm already lucky. His style is
not a rolling banjo, but a strident picking, and at times he
hammers with his fingertips on the membrane, kinda like a
conga drum, between the quarter notes.

His style sounds alright, but very in my face.

Hello

Couple of quick questions here. I am about to record an acoustic guitar track, i have a couple of options and would like some opinions if i could

does anyone know the best way i can recored my guitar? my recorder is a boss br 1600CD and my mic is a RODE nt1a. is there a specific input level i shoud use ? how high should i set the input sens ? and how far away should the mic be from the guitar ?
thank tou in advance for your replies.

jim

I know a similar post was made earlier in one of these forums, but I am curious to see what you all think is the best combination of mics and pres for a folky/early dylan (63-65) kind of vibe for recordings. The instruments being used are Harmonica, Acoustic Guitar and Voice. It would be preferred for all 3 to be recorded simultaneously (as all are played by the artist).

I am recording someone tomarrow for a project at my school. I was wondering if any one had any sugestions on acoustic guitar Micing techniques. the guitarist plays stuff like jeff buckley and heavy acoustic jazz. These are the mics I have available to me, I have two of each:

Hi Everybody!

hey everybody.

This is my first post so i wanted to say hey to everybody. Anyway here's my question:

Please forgive me for having posted a similar question on the mastering forum, but I want more folks from this forum to offer input. I have been recording a guy singing and playing guitar and have some phase problems. He is not able to perform guitar and vocals separately as would be ideal.