I Troldskog faren vild (Ulver) Acoustic Cover

[@MessiahofFire]

Apparently this was too accurate, somebody did an automatic copyright claim, sorry if there's an ad on this, I can't control it on this video.

[@fine_wyato1309]

So good his Headphone cord started dancing

[@agni8840]

Hey man just want to say you have a great channel and I love your acoustic guitar videos. I listened to the long mixes you posted (the 30 and 45 minutes of acoustic guitar ones) and really loved them. Please post more videos like that, it was nice to listen to in the background while playing zork :)

[@vampytxz]

This is incredible!

[@ДанилаКоржанский]

one of my favorites albuns ever

[@mattgames9500]

THIS IS BEAUTIFUL

[@MarcinXIX]

Wow, the best! 👏

[@2011vortex]

very beautiful

[@Shatungra666]

One of my favourite songs to play on acoustic! Great job!

[@crocs.carmoisis]

got me emotional, shit that's a good cover

[@cakeloverx1]

you are good

[@sacool463]

great.

[@RafaeoNobre1]

Masterpiece. No More Words. Greetings from Brazil

[@alexandrbatora9674]

This is so beautiful song, and your cover is wonderful. I love your channel. Seriously, I'd sacrifice all my years wasted in high school for being you for the duration of this gem.

[@k2a2l2]

damn dude nice

[@KAOS-rz1lb]

i love this thank you for the pleasure of letting us hear your beautiful cover

[@LuigiBenitez]

Amazing!!!

[@TheMarshmallowNinja]

now you have to do a mariachi version of this song.

[@putridabomination]

Awesome cover \M/

[@Rottensparrow]

Do you record every guitar track as mono?

[@MessiahofFire]

typically mono. sometimes I might add a 2nd mic to blend. Its not panned far away from the main mic though. I triple track to have left and right rhythms and a lead down the center.

[@Rottensparrow]

@@MessiahofFire So if you say you have 3 acoustic guitars here it means you have 6 tracks, 3 for left and 3 for right, right?:D Is that they way you record electric guitar too? When I record it with 2 left and 2 right side it's already too "reverbed" and every riff sounds too atmospheric.

[@MessiahofFire]

in 1 mic recordings i typically pan about; Rhythm guitar 1: 70-90% left Rhythm guitar 2: 70-90% right Lead guitae: Center If double miced I do something like: Rhythm 1 Mic 1: 90% left Rhythm 1 Mic 2: 50% left Rhythm 2 Mic 1: 90% right Rhythm 2 Mic 2: 50% right Lead Mic 1: 20% left Lead Mic 2: 20% right pretty much the same for electric, i typically only use one mic on electric unless i'm recording 2 amps. Bass is always 1mic blended with a DI track

[@savecrawlightevereyes4286]

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[@emcombate5326]

Thanks by the arts. They are really good! I have to ask you how is the captation that you use. And i am seek some microfone or equipment to record sinze some acoustic guitars and some naturals ambience like in florest, rivers and so forth... Do you have some indication for auxiliary in this ways from your good experiences? I am grateful for your attention and it would come back as an incentive!

[@MessiahofFire]

Currently I record the audio using Reaper on my laptop, and add it to the video in sony movie studio (basically sony vegas but cheaper with less effects). Video is just my old phone's camera. Main gear you'll need is an interface (connects mic to computer) and mic or even multiple mics. SM58 is a good mic to start with, or you could even try some cheaper mics liks pyle pdmic78 or Tbone mb75. Or you may be able to use the DI out on an acoustic to plug it directly into the interface skipping the mic. For interface you'll need to consider how much you plan to record at once, and if you want to record real drums. If you just need 1 instrument at a time with no plans for acoustic drums a 2 channel should be fine. If you do want acoustic drums though you may need an 8-16 channel interface or an interface with adat in / adat out so you can expand in the future. Haven't tried recording nature before but I'd imagine a more directional mic would help reduce background noise, look for a hypercardioid type of mic. I'v had good luck with a shure beta 58 for recording vocals in areas with large amounts of background noise.

[@emcombate5326]

@@MessiahofFire Thanks for the response! Much appreciated. But tell me, what micro do you use to record your accustic guitar? And how about the effects do you use? In some videos it seems a nice reverb effect.

[@MessiahofFire]

@@emcombate5326 The reverb is added while mixing, its reaper's "reaverberate" effect with room size on 90. For mics: Older videos before the oceans of thunder demo were entirely just using the acoustic's direct out. This video and videos from a similar time frame were a blend between the direct out and an sm57 a foot away pointed at the 12th fret. Newer videos don't use the direct out, instead using 2 mics in stereo, an sm57 and a condenser (gt55 right now). Both are about a foot or 2 away pointed at 12th fret.

[@emcombate5326]

@@MessiahofFire Cool man! Thanks!

[@inutilsuverzivo]

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[@jochembraad1760]

makes sense