TheAngryFedora
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Right now my understanding is that a decent way to mic an acoustic guitar is to place one small diaphragm condenser about 5 inches away perpendicular to the 12th fret and 1 about the same distance away to the left of the hole. I'm wondering if this is accurate, and also if anyone may have any tips on how to get a nice, clear, crisp, bright sound. I'm using two Oktava MK012's (the Chinese knockoffs, not the real high-quailty Russian ones) through a Presonus Firepod into Logic.
The recording is for our production of The Laramie Project. Composing an original score for it, simple acoustic stuff. I have about two weeks to do this, and today is the first day that I'm (hopefully) meeting with the guitarist.
Thanks
Ben
The recording is for our production of The Laramie Project. Composing an original score for it, simple acoustic stuff. I have about two weeks to do this, and today is the first day that I'm (hopefully) meeting with the guitarist.
Thanks
Ben