ConsciousGrooves
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Here is my plan. Please let me know what you think.
I aim to have more options when recording stereo acoustic guitar sounds. I stumbled on the Nashville tuning.
I can't afford to change my strings or purchase another high-quality acoustic guitar constantly. However, I can utilize the fact that if I high-string a 3/4 guitar, I can probably get away with having a cheap Nashville-tuned guitar do the trick. What 3/4? Because I don't need the deep BOOM of lower strings; I need more like a mandoline sound.
So, I got this combination.
Now, I can pan hard right my normal acoustic and pan left the Nashville 3/4 guitar.
Should make a nice stereo field?
Any thoughts?
I aim to have more options when recording stereo acoustic guitar sounds. I stumbled on the Nashville tuning.
I can't afford to change my strings or purchase another high-quality acoustic guitar constantly. However, I can utilize the fact that if I high-string a 3/4 guitar, I can probably get away with having a cheap Nashville-tuned guitar do the trick. What 3/4? Because I don't need the deep BOOM of lower strings; I need more like a mandoline sound.
So, I got this combination.
APXT2 - Overview - Yamaha USA
APXT2 is a 3/4 size of the world best-selling electric-acoustic guitar, APX500.
usa.yamaha.com
CU-BBHT SET - NASHVILLE HIGH TUNING
Since 1964, GHS Strings has been winding electric guitar strings in the southwestern corner of Michigan. Striking a balance between tradition and innovation, GHS Strings is a major manufacturer of strings for electric & acoustic guitars, bass guitar, classical guitar, banjo, mandolin and much more.
www.ghsstrings.com
Now, I can pan hard right my normal acoustic and pan left the Nashville 3/4 guitar.
Should make a nice stereo field?
Any thoughts?