Hi there,

I seen Kurt recommend the Littlelabs Distro and such, but they are extremely expensive.

Are there any out there that are a little less money and still work half decent? Thanks!

Tom

I have a question regarding getting a stereo acoustic guitar track out with one mic. Up until now i've been doing most acoustic guitar direct in with no real problems, other than a thin sound. What I ususally do is duplicate the track bump the new track up a couple ms and hard pan left and right.

Can some one help me with getting a good mix out of Cubase SE? I'm using that and the MOTU 868 mkII and it works great for recording but I just can't seem to get it mixed down to sound "good".

I was wondering if there was anyone with experience out there, that I could send the file to, and have you put a the effects and everything to it, and then let me know what you did?

Hi,

Coming from an acoustic music background (classical, jazz, world music), I am not used to all these guitar amps and cabinets. So please be nice and try not to laugh too loud at the following question:

Hi, I need a new mic for recording vocals and guitar and figured there must be a well-priced large-diaphram codenser that will work for both. The amp set up is basically a Mesa rectifier through a 4x12 recto cab.

Let me start off by saying that I actualy know almost nothing about mics, or micing. . so I came here to learn.

Im not a pro by any means... I guess I should tell you my setup first.

Sonar 3 Producer Edition, PreSonus Firepod, Behringer Composer Pro-XL, Aphex 204, many plugins.

Hi,

I'm in the market for a condenser mic for recording vocals, acoustic /electric guitar and saxaphone. I'll be plugging it into either a MOTU traveller or 828Mk2 (which I'm still choosing between).

Do you guys/gals have a suggestion on what one i should get.. there are so many my brain is in meltdown.

I am a guitar player for a metal oriented band. My sound guy and I have been trying to get a good guitar tone to record with but haven't been able to obtain the good solid tone that my Mesa Boogie Single Rectifier has. We are using two SM57 mics on one speaker of my 4x12 cabinet speakers.

Hey all,

I've been digging this new forum Index! Thanks for all the great info so far, and keep it up!

Was just wondering what some of the fave mics and Micing techniqus are for recording solo classical guitar.