I am miking steel string acoustic and I am getting a very tinny sound with a sometimes explosive poppy bottom end. I am miking with an AKG C3000B and an Oktava MC012 with the cardioid capsule. The AKG is about 6-8 inches away and 3-4 inches above the whole. I have used the Oktava both above and below pointing to the middle of the neck anywhere from 10 inches away to 2 feet.
Running through a dbx 31 band EQ post trim through the inserts on a Mackie VLZ 1202. I set the EQ and later checked the c3000b frequency response only to find that I ended up "flattening" the response of the mic! Is the AKG c3000b just that bright? I have only had the mic for a month.
Recording on a Roland VS-880EX.
The guitar is a spruce solid top, maple sides and back by Hohner.
It doesn't sound terrible, but it is lacking that big in-your-face feel. How do I get that sound?
-c
Running through a dbx 31 band EQ post trim through the inserts on a Mackie VLZ 1202. I set the EQ and later checked the c3000b frequency response only to find that I ended up "flattening" the response of the mic! Is the AKG c3000b just that bright? I have only had the mic for a month.
Recording on a Roland VS-880EX.
The guitar is a spruce solid top, maple sides and back by Hohner.
It doesn't sound terrible, but it is lacking that big in-your-face feel. How do I get that sound?
-c