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Hello everyone, sorry if this is the wrong subforum. Had trouble finding one for my question. I recorded 2 original songs for an album I completed in 2019. Recorded at home on my equipment but mixed and mastered at a recording studio. Now it's 2023 and I wish to put those same 2 songs on a...

I'm not an expert on this but in layman's terms, if you are using an audio interface then the computer's sound card that came pre-installed on the machine needs to be disabled or bypassed. This is done in the settings. When you upgraded from Windows 10 to 11, the setting could possibly have...

I dunno, I'm a little skeptical about lists like this. IMHO whether it's poetry or song lyrics or both, I feel the fewer rules the better. As a true art form, I think many of the highly influential writers would say something like, "the first rule is that there are no rules." Notice I said...

Thank you for your input. On a previous guitar I had an undersaddle transducer pickup that would sometimes cause weird sounds. I'm not sure what type of pickup was in your Taylor but the k&k pure mini pickups I've had installed in a couple of my instruments have never honked at me live or in the...

Thank you for your comments. How do I check to see if all my mikes and cables are the same phase? If I test them and they are not the same phase, how is it corrected?

Thanks again for the additional insights. I created this thread with the intention of feeding some GAS by shopping for a mic. Now I'm talking myself out of it and considering using what I already have to the best of my ability. I feel I have decent condenser mikes and I even have a SM58 in my...

Hey, thanks everyone for the generous feedback. I have a lot to think about. I see some votes are split along the spectrum of "make it a matched pair".... "make it an unmatched pair of SDCs" .... and "need more texture, use a LDC." Like I said, I really appreciate everyone's input and these...

So I wasn't sure if this question should be in the Recording Acoustic Guitar thread. In that thread the consensus seems to be aiming two mikes at the soundhole from different directions. Of course there is nothing wrong with this technique, but it is not the only way. I wish to position one mic...