MrSounds
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Attention: The below message has been posted by a beginner in home recording. Your advice is encouraged with friendly patients
I could not find a search menu here? So I will start a new thread and ask this question.. When recording a non electric acoustic guitar, should I be pluging the mic into the mixer and the mixer to the amp (to get the sound to the amp from the guitar)?
And If so, then what mic should I record from? The mic running into the mixer from the guitar or should I have another mic placed in front of the amp running from the mixer to record from?
I'm not able to plug a XLR into the amp of course, so that idea is out (mic to amp).
Or should I run the mic from the guitar into the mixer and from the mixer to the monitors themselves? And just record off the mic in front of the guitar that way?
So these may sound really silly, but I'm just starting out here, everyone was new at some point right lol
So how do you record on a non-electric acoustic guitar?
Also I'm getting a hiss which I'm having a major problem with?? Suggestions
Any help will be much appreciated
I could not find a search menu here? So I will start a new thread and ask this question.. When recording a non electric acoustic guitar, should I be pluging the mic into the mixer and the mixer to the amp (to get the sound to the amp from the guitar)?
And If so, then what mic should I record from? The mic running into the mixer from the guitar or should I have another mic placed in front of the amp running from the mixer to record from?
I'm not able to plug a XLR into the amp of course, so that idea is out (mic to amp).
Or should I run the mic from the guitar into the mixer and from the mixer to the monitors themselves? And just record off the mic in front of the guitar that way?
So these may sound really silly, but I'm just starting out here, everyone was new at some point right lol
So how do you record on a non-electric acoustic guitar?
Also I'm getting a hiss which I'm having a major problem with?? Suggestions
Any help will be much appreciated