Hi,

I've been recently recording a band who has 2 guitarists.
It's a home studio so we record the guitars through a LINE 6 POD 2.0 direct into an MBOX.

At the moment i've been recording each guitar part mono ( just with one cable ), and panning the one guitarist hard left and the other guitarist hard right.

Yet this sounds thin to me, in each speaker.

Ok, this is a problem I seem to have often. The issue is basically this, my mixes sound fine. There doesn't seem to be anything wrong with them. Everything seems to sound clean and glitch free. Then I start messing around with mastering. Now if I am doing something clean with like acoustic guitars or a more clean sounding guitar then I can get a good sounding master.

I want to add powerful guitar tools to my studio.
Considering a processing pedal Boss's GT-8 or Vox's AC30 series combo amps. Or both.

I want to add powerful guitar tools to my studio.
Considering a processing pedal Boss's GT-8 or Vox's AC30 series combo amps. Or both.

Ok. I've been trying to record an acoustic guitar track. My friend and I have a RODE Nt-2a, an AKG c 200B, 2 57's, 2 smason c02s, and a Shure KSM 27. I've tried many diff mic placements with many diff mics. The problem is when we go to record we get terrible string buzzing, the acoustic is a Martin DM Mahogany Dreadnought. Any ideas on how to get the strings to stop buzzing?

Is it at all possible to programme/create an authentic strummed guitar phrase from a bunch of individual note samples?
In other words i am basically trying to create an authentic sounding acoustic rhythm guitar track out of a sample CD i was given.
Any help is greatly appreciated

Cheers
Will

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 :)

I know I'm missing something obvious here. I'm recording a guitar by Micing my amp and coming into my 002 with Pro Tools 6.9.2. I'm getting a feed through my mic and everything is coming into Pro Tools just fine. I can monitor my sound when I'm not playing back but as soon as I start playback my signal disappears. I can't hear it nor can I record it.

I'm a student at the Conservatory of Recording Arts in Tempe, Arizona. I start a project next Wednesday, it's my first recording. It goes unsaid that I want to have the best recording in my class. Any Micing techniques, and mic types (I have many at my disposal) that you all could recommend would be very appreciated and helpful.

Hi all.
I've made a new a addition to my aspiring home-studio.
A Voice AC 30 Classic Custom 1x12 w/a Celestion NeoDog.
I have a few mics in my bag to choose from.
SM-57s. .of course
Peavey-PVM 328s
CAD E-200
RODE NT1000
Stereo pair RODE NT5s