what is the easiest and cheapest way to send a fx send to a guitar fx stompbox, what should I do to match the instrument level, do I absolutely need to buy a reamping box?

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Since an acoustic guitar is a single sound source, does recording in stereo sound realistic? I was doing an A/B with my song recorded with 2 mics, and the acoustic version of Dave Matthews' "Gravedigger" in which the guitar sounds great, but seems to be in mono.

Ok, so I'm using a Shure sm57 on the amp. I'm Micing it right and everything, but i need help with knowing what levels on the mixer's hi's mid's and low's to set them on. whats a good level to set them at? i know some mixers are different then others but if anyone can help me please do. sorry if this is hard to understand

Hi, i'm looking for a few expert recording engineer sugguestions on how to possibly improve a guitar sound a bit. Firstly, i'll give a little background on my setup. I'm running three mics: One cardioid to isolate the sound, one condenser for a little bit of crispness and a tube in the room.

David,
is this like amp farm?
Thanks
Guitarboy

I'm looking for a guitar amp that's good for recording mostly a Fender Strat Plus with Lace Sensors and a Gibson Les Paul with PAF's. Music style is mostly pop-rock, rock, and blues. Good clean tone is more preferable than good distortion since I can get good distortion with pedals. Although, good of both is ideal. My budget is up to $600.

Hi everyone, Ive got a client who wants his guitar reorder through a Line 6 POD, with no amp... Ive never recorded an electric guitar with no amp as its done sometimes with a bass guitar. What do you think of this? I told this guy its always better Micing (or miking, however its spelled) the amp with one or more mics, you can get some ambience, but he insists.

hey buddies..

ray here gonna know more bout wat string r u using?any recommanded string's size and brand?

i wish to get a low buzz sound...clean and clear...crunchy sound..and suitable for plugging and strumming purpose...

I am currently looking for a new condenser mic for stereo Micing my acoustic guitar (Jean Larrivee), in my isolation booth. Presently, i record with an SE2200a and an MK012, through a dbx 386. It seems i'm lacking the natural and open sounds i'm looking for.

hey buddies,

i face a problem here.
when i'm doing recording for my guitar (electric or Acoustic electric) plugin thru DI box(Rolls and PARA DI) it oso facing de Low hum for acoustic guitar and dirty noise from electric guitar.

erm...wat's ur opinion to solve this problem?is it de pick up problem?i'm using YAMAHA LLX6 oso facing this Low Hum problem.