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In the Video that you posted that isn’t guitar resonance - that is mic resonance and string harmonics - and if you want to cut that out - sweep a parametric cranked up and narrow till you hear it - then you could use a compressor and side chain a EQ that cuts that frequency(s) - I don’t know if...

There is masking going on with what I think you are calling ‘muddiness’ - also I think you should do the vocals about 100 times more and then cut a final one - they sound very cautious.

I think the drums are too quiet. The Vocals are fine - maybe that’s the pushed vocal already? Interesting vibe - can’t pinpoint the era it sounds like but it’s definitely new retro to me - is that a Mutron on the guitar?

What interface and what DAW?

My friend who has this exact setup used this cable Monoprice 50ft Super VGA M/M CL2 Rated (For In-Wall Installation) Cable with Ferrites (Gold Plated) - which is a the 15 pins connected cable - could it be your connector on the Fostex or remote is whonky?

I always found Harps to be simple to record - following basic tenets - The most suitable place for capturing the sound of a harp is an area with minimal but natural reverberation - this often isn’t a house - if in a House you are going to need Gobos or the equivalent to block reverberation...

Both are going to have the same basic kind of sounds - just buy whichever one meets your budget better - what are you planning on doing with the keyboard?

I might get rid of the frequency muffling foam - put it up over the top of the Wardrobe - and then point your 416 at the clothes - and do voices from that position - the clothing and shoes will probably add a nice degree of diffusion - and the angles will help with reflections not reaching the...

Definitely achieved that. Unusual approach - what were you trying to achieve with that? That style of vocals is 90s to me - dry vocals - If i was doing it I would use a convolution reverb and build a room for everyone to sing within. Impossible? Is to momental of a task or did you have...

For some reason it seems all the clones - including the KETS TLM 103 are always Cardiod - it’s must be difficult to make a multi pattern mic or some thing. That’s what I find surprising - it appears they didn’t get the color match though - although the first picture in the add is the correct...

Yeah it’s not the good ol’ KETS pricing is it? And they are using the real name - Mmmm - AFAIK Real Telefunken’s aren’t made in China (yet!) - so this appears to be a clone - but how good a clone? And what did they use to copy for the engineering?

Its a good tune - kind of overly compressed for my taste - is they any reverb on the lead singer? The guitar and drums are not quite in sync - although is that your syle? Were the drums in a box or a Drummer?

Of course - but it’s still really spooky!:LOL:

I like this - spooky video - really cool.

You mean the Taylor Swift 2014 version? So you want the vocal up in the mix? By how much? Or is it throughout the song at various points? I was sorta doing that!:LOL: I’ll listen again -

No its a gal name Susan who did the lead scratch vocal for me - my Daughter is out of town at the moment - I’ll tell Susan you said a nice thing.

You need a VGA Cable with all the connectors connected - standard VGA cables use 14 of the 15 pins - Pin 9 is usually not connected - I seemed to remember you want a cable designated "DDC" or “EDID” - That said there is one cable on Monoprice that fits the bill - Its Fifty feet -but with a...

It’s not the same recording - we duplicated the parts - it was pretty easy to do actually - I did get some help from Paul Sidoti - who has been Swifts guitarist since 2008 or so.

You mean the arrangement of Dear John in 2014? We went for the more modern take - or Taylors version - I think we have a 2014 arrangement - I will see and post it if I do - maybe that’s what is bugging me?

It’s compressed very oddly IMO - The Vocals are nice - especially the lead vox - not that it means anything - but it’s got a Men At Work type vox - and a 60s come 2010 via the stoner rock type lead.