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Hi everyone, I am giving away a Zoom H4n portable digital recorder, in mint condition, over at my music blog. I used it to record my Fingerstyle Guitar CD last summer. It comes with all papers and original packaging. It is one of the better recorders for the price range. By using external...

thanks Joey, those songs were on a Martin OM-18GE.

Thanks Chili for the complement. I think on their own they sound OK at 256kps, but in comparison to professional recordings of folks like Kottke, Bensusan, Juber, etc, there is no comparison. No doubt they work with the best studios their record labels can afford. I love your song, La Brisa, But...

you guys are being so helpful...thanks! I posted over in the MP3 clinic. Glen, your idea is not new of course, but I think it's spot on: recording acoustic instruments at home, best to find the ideal place for natural reverb (though the bathroom was surely overkill in my case since it's so...

Hello all, I'm new to the group, and, right off the bat, posted in the wrong sub-forum! Folks were kind enough to point me here to the MP3 clinic. Here are 3 (of 14) tunes I want to put on CD-R. These have no eq or compression. I used Audacity to edit, H4n to record, using AT Pro 37s plus the...

thanks Glenn and Massive Master....just shows how a guitarist with 40 years of serious solo playing can be so naive when it comes to anything digital. Since I only recorded one guitar in stero, with no overdubbing or other instruments, I assumed there wasn't much mixing to do besides the...

Hello, I've searched but couldn't find any (recent) threads to help me. I have a CDs worth of fingerstyle acoustic guitar instrumentals I want to master, or, rather, improve the tone of each track. The recording quality isn't bad, but as typical with bare steel string guitar recordings, it lacks...