Hello, I'm recording a guitar and backing track and a mic to a video camera (yes, I know it would be better to use a dedicated audio recorder, but we're not so please don't suggest a Zoom recorder, etc.), and I'm trying to determine the best configuration for the guitar sound. Note that the guitar will not be mic'd.

Hi gang,
This is very basic stuff but I thought some RO newcomers may value this.
The video explains different stereo micking technics and let's you hear the different results they offer.
Also I've made a mid/side test with a condenser and a ribbon mic because we talked about it a few times here.

pcrecord or any knowledgable member :)

One of my daughters (15) is developing a taste for video production. YouTube

Fun video with Jame Taylor. The mic looks like a Mojave. Beautiful sounding guitar.
 

Hi Guys,
I told you we would see this guy again ! ;)
It was a hard song to mix because of the 4 part guitar being played with the same guitar. But I think I made it interesting. What do you think ?

Ever wondered what those grooves really looked like up close on your vinyl LPs'?...

How to add Media and embed video into a forum post:

http://recording.org/media/add

add it. then embed it.

This is a better way to track and keep track of your own links and media.

Hi all, complete beginner at recording, here. I kind of need everything :/

I came across this video on YT and was intrigued by this plugin .

Yeah, I know I'm a youtube addict and I should quit listening to gear and studio review online.
What made me boiled down my shirt today is that I just ran on another Mastering video with poor audio.
I mean o_O ? If you are to promote your studio and services by giving advice online, why the h..l not taking time to do it right and show you are Worth it ?