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03-23-2003
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using acoustic guitar pickup for recording?
i bought a single coil acoustic guitar pickup for my acoustic, and since its only single coil there is a ton of noise, i'm just wondering if anyone knows any good hardware of software to combat that, or if i should just try saving up from a humbucker..if single coils make so much noise like this why the hell would they be sold? maybe this one is just bad. its a fishman acoustic rare earth pickup. if anyone can help thatd be grand. later. michael.
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03-23-2003
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A mic is the way to go man.
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03-23-2003
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What are you plugging it into?
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03-23-2003
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You should be able to locate whatever is making your single pole light up and either get away from it or minimize it. But, I have to agree, a mic is the way to go for acoustic. Pick ups are poopy.
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03-23-2003
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Yet another vote for a good mic or 2. Pickups are great for stage, but properly placed mics pick up so much more than a pickup can.
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