Thank you so much for all of the positive feedback on Tuesday’s Rock Production video! Some of you have asked me to do more Rock production and recording tutorials. Well… ask and you shall receive! 😉
We’re back with our Recording Connection apprentice Alex, and this time we’re digging deeper into recording electric guitars.
Heavy guitars are extremely full sounds, covering almost the entire frequency spectrum. So the frequency response of the microphones your choose and how you place them can greatly help to shape your sound.
In this tutorial, we’re shooting out three different kinds of microphones: Ribbons, Condensers and a good old SM57, as well as combinations of all of them to see how they affect our guitar tone.
You’ll learn a special miking technique you can use to add fullness to your guitars and I’m also sharing one of my favorite amp and cabinet combos I’ve recently discovered ! I hope you enjoy it.
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Have a marvellous time recording and mixing,
Warren
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Hiya Alex and Warren,,, nice examples,, thanks !!!
That guitar is awesome looking and appears to have personality… They had to set it up right,,, how many musicians may play that very guitar 😀 Like to see Tim Pierce’s face when he plays it lol,,,
Thanks very much @plap-disqus-7ef605fc8dba5425d6965fbd4c8fbe1f:disqus!! The Yamaha RevStar is amazing!! The best guitar I’ve ever played, hands down! Have a marvellous time recording, many thanks Warren