Hi there!

I'm completely new to recording. I searched for forums on Google about mics and recording and found this site...

I have a Blue Yeti microphone and that's all. I need to be able to record my guitar (unplugged) and vocals at the same time with a decent sound. I tried previously but my guitar was too loud and my vocals were too quiet.

I just started mixing this guitar intro for a song I'm working on. I recorded this on my PreSonus Firepod, with a Neumann TLM 103 on the guitar itself, and a Blue Spark mic on the amp in another room. I'm pretty new to mixing and I don't really know where to go from here, I'd love to get some pointers on how to make it sound better, richer, and clearer.

Perfect tutorial on Micing and reamping an electric guitar!

Hello all! Ive been poking around here for a bit and doing some research online, and getting advice from friends, but i am still confused as ever and looking for some help and advice to give me the most versatility and bang for my buck here..

What i am Looking to do: Setup a Nice little Guitar Rig in my living room on my flat screen TV to practice on my guitar

I've asked for advice here before on this but this is slightly different. I have a low end Ibanez acoustic with preamp and have been Micing it with an AT3035 (the done away with version of the 2035 from what I understand). I've been recording straight into my Firestudio with the Ibanez' preamp plus recording a few inches from the 3035 with the mic being in between the 12th fret and sound hole.

Ok my question is when i m using the trial version mix -pad by UCH software, and the computer is slow i have about 5 tracks down; drums and guitar it sounds like I'm in a sea shell,is it The sound card? the free version of the software? i know its futile but at the moment it keeps me busy any suggestions?

Hi all,

Recorded my brother-in-law for practice on an AT2020 condenser mic, and mixed the track using Adobe Audition CS6. He is playing a Taylor 214CE.

Any feedback on the mix would be appreciated.

I recently purchased a Blue "Bluebird" mic for about $300.00 and it does a great job on recording fiddles and banjos into my Tascam Neo2488, but I have a really nice old Martin 00-28 and I'll be darned I can't find the sweet spot for recording this guitar.

Hello!

I am a first time poster so apologies if my question isn't clear!

I have been using Logic 9 to record an album for my band. I am having trouble getting serious volume from my guitar tracks, without it sounding muddy and overbearing.

i just put this in this forum section because I use a Mbox to Logic. I usually don't mic any amps just use the guitar amp simulators provided tweaked to my liking on the channel.
that being said, here are a few guitars I have and a tuning list I want to use for my recordings. those recordings would be rock to modern metal kinda stuff.