I have a dilemma. I’ve planned on getting a strobe tuner for some time. I’ve used some nice tuners in the past, but I’ve realized that strobe is the way to go for set-up and really all playing in general. The digital strobes are so affordable and portable compared to their 20lb high school band counterparts that I can’t put it off any longer. So I decided I’d get the Peterson VSII.

I'm useing a boss br532 4 track mixer and i got a mxl condencer mic with phantom power hooked up to the 4 track and putting the mic in front of my acoustic in the right places like the 12th fret and been recording it but when i record it it sounds ok but i want a better sound a more clear sound it seems all the highs mids and lows are not right and there are all kinds of setings that you can us

I have a BOSSBR532 4TRACK and I'm trying to record acoustic with a mic i have a condencer mic with phantom power i was wondering if anybody knows a good setting for recording acoustic with the br532 like do i use compressor or de/esser or what do i set it on like the highs and lows what effect is best?

So yes, for those veterans of the forum who are annoyed of people asking the question "How do you get the bass to sound tight?", I HAVE searched the forum, and I HAVE found answers, but I'm still not getting it.

My current signal path is, quite simply:

mic ----> M-Audio mobile pre -----> Adobe Audition 1.5

I am consistantly unimpressed with the acoustic guitar sounds I am getting no matter what I try and am trying to decide what piece of equipment is going to give me the biggest boost.

I've been drafted to record a rockabilly band next month, but I've never recorded a live upright acoustic bass before. I've been shooting ideas around in my head, but haven't figured a good way to mic it. I want to run it in thirds (mic left panned hard left, mic right panned hard right, mic centered perfect stereo) but not sure what mics to use.

Shure SM81----orPeluso CEMC6?

Hey all ... when i record my acoustic guitar .. the mic picks up a lot of the strumming sound .. as in .. the pick .. hittin the strings ... any way to minimize that ? thanks :)

Hi dudes, I'm another recent sign up after reading the infamous Jp22 thread.

Looking for anyone with opinions or experience using the Kel Audio HM-1 mic. Considering using it to mic a guitar amp and possible rock vocal use. I am trying to decide between this and a Studio Project B1.