I have a couple of these and will be using them in the next few weeks for a festival and then for my next album that I hope to finish by 2011. I know most would use the R121 in the past, I went for the R-122.
I wanted to share this audio clip of Bruce Swedien.

I have a Epiphone Les Paul Standard and have to tune down a full step for one song and noticed that the B string buzzes when I bring it down to the A. The D string did as well but quickly and inexplicably corrected itself so I figured maybe I could make that happen to the B, as well. Any suggestions besides "don't tune down a full step"? Thanks guys.

Hi there,

I find that whenever I have an acoustic guitar in a live mix, it seems to swamp other instruments.

I tend to reduce the lower-mid frequencies to prevent the swamping effect but then I usually cannot hear the guitar through the mix.

Any advice appreciated.

hi. I'm the most noobie here.

my problem is, when i track overdrive guitar(s) it always sound fine. but the problem lies when mixing them. it always ends up sounding too bright, not full enough like proper guitar sound. the hi-mids always annoy me.

I want to simulate a bass guitar with my acoustic guitar to add into recordings. What pedals etc will accomplish this? I am looking for simplicity and would rather not spend a whole lot, cause I ain't got much $
I haven't even tried using this multi track recorder yet. I'm 61 years old and tech stuff scares heck outa me!

Okay, so I am wanting to make a guitar amp, but not with a DIY kit. I just want to buy, for instance the top of a combo amp (Idk what it is called), a speaker, and make a housing for it all and put som finish on the housing. My friend has done this, and he got away with it for about $50 and it is an amazing amp.

One of the best guitar tones i've ever heard.
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Hey, first off, sorry if I seem nooby, because I am absolutely new to this forum and fairly new to recording. :P

Any suggestions on this? I am tracking acoustic guitar with an AT-4047 and an AT2020. Both are cardiod pattern mics and I have even placed them a little above the guitar facing down so as to turn them away from the player's head, hoping they would reject the breath sounds even more but I am still getting a lot of it in the recording.

Hi everyone,