bachelorb
Cowboy Chord Virtuoso
I've been recording both voice and guitar at the same time on some of my recording. Yesterday I noticed the needle just bouncing randomly when I turned on the channels. In this case I was using two mics (one condenser, one dynamic) to record to only the guitar to a subgroup. It was the dynamic mic that was bouncing. The condenser mic was fine. I was listening through headphones and couldn't hear any noise or interference.
Then I remembered a recording a few back where I had a "chorusy reverb" type sound to my voice without adding any effects (in this case one mic was for guitar, one for voice, directly to the tape tracks. No subgroups) and it got me wondering....... Is this that "phase" thing I keep hearing when there are two mics? If so, is there any way to control or prevent it?
Thanks again,
Brad
Then I remembered a recording a few back where I had a "chorusy reverb" type sound to my voice without adding any effects (in this case one mic was for guitar, one for voice, directly to the tape tracks. No subgroups) and it got me wondering....... Is this that "phase" thing I keep hearing when there are two mics? If so, is there any way to control or prevent it?
Thanks again,
Brad