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Re: I. The First Steps // JAN 11th @Mark Edwards It seems to me that you are sending your backing track through the guitar amp, then you record everything again which gets monitored, send through your guitar amp again which gets…
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Re: I. The First Steps // JAN 11th @Phil Meissner Yes, keeping the built in equalizer is generally a good idea if you don't use the mics for live amplification! And there is nothing wrong with recording yourself with an external…
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Re: READ ME FIRST: Rules & FAQ for the Recording Course! @William without knowing the Sure SM81, I would recommend getting the same one again. If you have a cheaper stereo matched pair, I guess there won't be much quality control in that price range.…
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Re: I. The First Steps // JAN 11th @Brooke 1) If only certain notes appear to be problematic (on headphones, if the probem is also on speakers, it could be a problem of the room), then you would probably use a dynamic EQ to work on…
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Re: I. The First Steps // JAN 11th @Peter Laman Awesome!
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Re: READ ME FIRST: Rules & FAQ for the Recording Course! @Emili I'd recommend getting another Neumann KM184 for standard stereo purposes! Another idea would be to get something like a AKG414, since you could use it's different polar patterns to record…
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Re: I. The First Steps // JAN 11th @ivan paolo It seems that the Tascam DR-100 MKII cannot be used as an audio interface. However, you can still record yourself on the Tascam and then simply import the files from the SD-Card onto…
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Audio files for the Recording Course
Since not all of you have the time and means to record your takes of a piece of your choosing, I prepared some audio files for you to have some material for the upcoming live streams! But dang it,…
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Re: READ ME FIRST: Rules & FAQ for the Recording Course! @Lars Kjøller-Hansen I have a pair of Audio Technica 4051b (bought one pre-owned and one new) and I am very happy with those, I regularly use those as spot microphones for guitar (in fact,…
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Re: I. The First Steps // JAN 11th @Mark Edwards I like to have them on separate tracks, because I am more flexible down the road of post processing. But sometimes having them one track saves some time later on as well,…
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Re: I. The First Steps // JAN 11th @joosje Awesome, these are great mics! My Sennheisers are about the same size, small mics are very good if you do commercial work with a professional video crew (because they HATE seeing microphones,…
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Re: I. The First Steps // JAN 11th @Phil Meissner that is not a dumb question at all, this is a technique that is being heavily used in pop and rock music, because it creates a surreal wideness of your rhythm guitars! Actually,…
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Re: I. The First Steps // JAN 11th @Giuseppe Gasparini Try to space them roughly 20cm apart and point them towards your bridge a little bit from the side and higher than your soundhole at a distance of about 1-2m depending of the…
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Re: I. The First Steps // JAN 11th @joosje The Rode NT-5 are nice and an excellent start! I actually sneaked those into an orchestral recording as well, because I just needed all the mics I could get for my 32-channel recording If…
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Re: I. The First Steps // JAN 11th @joosje Wow, awesome, I am glad to hear that! Did you use the Asio4All driver? Because a couple of users are experiencing similar issues with USB-Mics,…
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Re: I. The First Steps // JAN 11th @Slavik Lavryk Already diving deep into Reaper functionality, I like it! However, the take lanes are a bit tricky to work with as this function typically only works when everything has the…
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Re: I. The First Steps // JAN 11th @Deb Covell I'd recommend using the asio4all drivers and set your usb-mic as an input within the asio4all interface . Since these mics usually don't come with an output,…
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Re: I. The First Steps // JAN 11th @Susanne Hi Susanne, I have never used asio4all since my soundcards always came with their dedicated drivers. I found this step by step guide for setting up iRig with Asio4All in Reaper,…
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Re: I. The First Steps // JAN 11th @Joao Franco If you have stereo bar, you can try the ORTF-Setup: The capsules are supposed to be spaced 17,5cm apart with a 110° angle. I'd go for something around 1m away from your guitar,…
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Re: I. The First Steps // JAN 11th @joosje look for Roberts answer in the General Rules Thread: https://guitar-community.tonebase.co/t/y4htrnx/read-me-first-rules-faq-for-the-recording-course Here we are talking about using a USB-Mic…
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Re: READ ME FIRST: Rules & FAQ for the Recording Course! @Lawrence If you can use that device as an audio interface, then you definitely can learn something using it in conjunction with Reaper! The workflow is very different,…
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Re: READ ME FIRST: Rules & FAQ for the Recording Course! @Lawrence I'd probably just use good graphic tuner, I know that woodwind player are practicing their intonation like that. Going through your DAW and a heavy lifting pitch correction plugin is…
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Re: I. The First Steps // JAN 11th @Igor You can watch the recording of the livestream, it will be available like every other livestream we did, so it's no problem at all if you cannot make it today!…
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Re: READ ME FIRST: Rules & FAQ for the Recording Course! @Barry The Zoom H6 is a fantastic device, you can switch it into "audio interface mode" and use it like any professional grade recording system! Afterwards,…
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Re: I. The First Steps // JAN 11th @Slavik Lavryk Dynamic Mics are typically used for louder sound sources (the sound pressure phyiscally moves a piece of magnet which then induces a voltages.…
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