Whats youre opinion on a comp for acoustic guitar/vocals at about the 2g range?

Hello All.

I am new to this board and somewhat new to running sound. I play in an acoustic trio and want to learn more about EQ.

Any suggestions on where I can read more how to use EQ "in the real world" would be helpful.

I hope I'm in the right forum for this...

I'm recording an acoustic drum kit into Samplitude V8 via a MOTU 2408 MKII.

I want to add-to/replace recorded drum sounds with samples like I hear about everyone else doing who records rock/metal drums.

What do I need to buy. triggers? software? sampler?

I have no clue. Help..please!

I haven't purchased a new guitar in quite a few years, and I don't remember much of anything when it comes to technical specs of these things. What wood types tend to give off what types of sounds as opposed to things that are just there for cosmetics.

Hi,
I just recorded a great Acoustic Guitar track that has string squeaks that I want to try and calm down. Maybe thru a deEsser or EQ..Any helpful suggestions rather than re recording?
Thanks,

Is in fact possible ;) But not with an acoustic guitar! Just take your electric guitar, place a microphone close in front of your strings, the closer to the point where you hit the strings, the better (I used a SM57 with some pretty convincing results), set your amplifier on a clean sound and start recording!

Shure SM81----orPeluso CEMC6?

Hey guys, i was just hoping someone could offer me some challenging projects to work on, specifically with classic artists. Im looking to remaster old recordings so that their scratch free and distorion-less, but I'm considering a lot of artists. Right now i really want to do some old Cat Stevens albums, cus hes personally been a huge influence in my music career.

Hi there.

I'm currently on a RME HDSP 9632 using only the analog in's and sp/dif out (at the moment).
I record only guitar, both electric and electro-acoustic.

However, I find the input from the El-acoustic to be a tad too low for an effective recording, hence the topic/subject of this post.

I have only recorded once before, with my uncle, who has a very nice home studio. I am vaguely familiar with the whole recording process, and I know some of the stuff involved (but not much).

For a school project, I want to analyze the recording process, mostly by recording.

My uncle suggested that I buy a Zoom MRS 8 and a microphone.