Home Recording Techniques for Acoustic Guitar and Vocals | Part 1

[@faithpiano5508]

how sweet your voice! ;) thank you for the great tips! :)

[@toddtyler]

Great tips, thanks!

[@samespinozaofficial]

🔥🔥🔥

[@sport8133]

Your guitar needs a setup bro. Intonation is off the charts.

[@noreaction1]

Can you do stereo technique in the next video?

[@mikehyugaumdor7155]

Im struggling on how to get a good recording . . Ty sensei

[@con-rob]

Same

[@danyocean1190]

Helpful alot thx!!!

[@con-rob]

Ok, I'm still confused after this. I like the more 'sparkly' effects of the condenser, but I've NEVER had conditions that perfect. Even the recording with the air purifier was 10x less sensitive than what my condensers always pick up. My kid will be on the other side of the house yet I can still hear them in the background :( Am I relegated to just recording my acoustic guitar with a SM57 and voice with SM58, then just give up on condensers?

[@williammcshane685]

Maybe try using a gate? Or fix the background noise in editing?

[@timtim247]

thumbs up to your video👍👍👍 What speakers do you use?

[@timtim247]

SUBSCRIBED !!! KEEP IT UP

[@DanRyker]

Would you mind sharing what mic you're using? Just curious.

[@tomshorrockmusic]

the one he's talking with is a Shure SM7B, 1st guitar - Shure SM57, 2nd guitar - MXL 990

[@tvjer1]

I've watched a lot of videos, read a lot of articles, never heard the suggestion of placing the mic over the shoulder, beside the ear. The guitar projects forward mostly, one of the cruel ironies is playing your guitar you never get to enjoy the full sound of it. This is why some manufacturers are putting sound holes on the upper bout, so the player can get more of the true sound of the guitar.

[@colemanalexander1831]

Does your mic sound bad, like your way to close? Or is it just me