I would like to know what I can fix.

[DAS19]

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I mic'ed the guitar with an sm57 and vocals are done with sm58. Was wondering how I can get more of a fuller sounding guitar? more eqing? any ideas?

Thanks.

 

[whjr15]

record the main guitar part at least 2 more times for sure, (to start off with) and pan one to the left, and one to the right. You can leave the guitar you already have just like it is... i like to have one in the middle as well.... but just play around with the panning of those guitars, then you can add the little "ear candy" later as you see fit....

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someone correct me if im wrong, because this is typically how i do my stuff, (a condensed explination of course)....but im always up for constructive criticism!

 

[jmxdrummer]

the solution is quite simple. Invest on some condenser mics. I use two Audio Technica AT2020 ($99 EACH). One mic in point towards the fret board and the other below the hole of the accoustic guitar.


i hope this helps

peace


john

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