I hardly ever use reverb, chorus or echo, so I'm curious of your thoughts on this mix. Is it too much? Too dark?
For guitars, I borrowed my bro's super expensive Everett acoustic, but had to cut the mids a little b/c it was just too muddy and punchy - not as sweet for rhythm strumming as my Taylor 410 with my NT1/art/rnc combo. So I added his Electra (ES135) x410 electric through my Mesa Boogie DC5 mic'd with a 603s and a sennheiser 835. Bass is a Ibanez GSR200 thru SansAmp bassDI. All through Art tube MP's. The vocals were through the NT1 - about a foot away, with the art gain pegged for max tubishness. This is also a new technique for me as I usually close-mic vocals with mid-gain on the art. All goes into an Echo Mia.
(I'm considering a Great River MP1NV and a LD condenser upgrade - maybe a dragonfly).
Thanks for any tips! I'm also curious if you like the song - I wrote a while back but never play it live.
- Brendan
For guitars, I borrowed my bro's super expensive Everett acoustic, but had to cut the mids a little b/c it was just too muddy and punchy - not as sweet for rhythm strumming as my Taylor 410 with my NT1/art/rnc combo. So I added his Electra (ES135) x410 electric through my Mesa Boogie DC5 mic'd with a 603s and a sennheiser 835. Bass is a Ibanez GSR200 thru SansAmp bassDI. All through Art tube MP's. The vocals were through the NT1 - about a foot away, with the art gain pegged for max tubishness. This is also a new technique for me as I usually close-mic vocals with mid-gain on the art. All goes into an Echo Mia.
(I'm considering a Great River MP1NV and a LD condenser upgrade - maybe a dragonfly).
Thanks for any tips! I'm also curious if you like the song - I wrote a while back but never play it live.
- Brendan