keeping guitar from bleeding onto drum overheads

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sureimshure

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I recently began to record my drum tracks and ill i have is a rather small studio so how i want to know how i can keep the guitar amp (which has to be loud) from bleeding into the overheads. I want to record guitar and drums at the same time but unless i solve this i wont be able to
 
The obvious answer is isolation, whether that's different rooms or an iso box for the amp.
I guess that's not feasible or you'd have done it, so what about recording the guitar clean (DI) and giving the band feedback through guitar rig or something like it?

Afterwards you can re-amp the guitar parts.
 
I was thinking of putting the cab in another room and listening through headphones while playing which is possible but not my first choice haha and a iso box is probably a no
 
If you have another room I'd go with that.

It's definitely the easiest way. I mean, it'll still bleed but nowhere near as much.
 
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