guitar

$100-$200 condenser mic for guitar (room/ambient mic)?? by Gusterkid
In all likelihood I recently asked about a well vocal mic but am now more interested in guitar. Ideally, I want a well condenser mic which can be used for vocals (madly nothing serious - my wife just ...
Synth through guitar amp -- impedance issues? by Vaska
When sending a synth through a guitar or bass amp would it be wise to use a reamp (or redeye or backward di, etc.)? I excessively know the line level synth output should have it is volumn lowered a b...
I would like to plug my guitar into the computer and headpho... by Guest
I would like to plug my guitar into the computer and headphones ( I have an acoustic guitar fitted wit hte passive k&k pure western mini pickup.) and am looking for a basic and budget minded set u...
mic placement for classical guitar by shroomcrew
I guess the clasdsical guitarists are invading. As an illustration probably because the rec.music.classical.guitar has become more like a personal chat room. Anyway, I was the guy on a tight budget l...
Classical guitar mics? by mdkauf85
Im definitely looking for "THE" mics for cosmetically recording clasdsical guitar in stereo. I own a pair of AKG451's & 2 Neumann KM184's. These work very well (through a ...
good MIC preamp for electric guitar? by natedog246
...y last post. Also, I need a preamp which would also be excellent for mic'ing a steel string acoustic guitar. thanx...
Recording guitar with M-audio audiophile 2496 by incline
... anyway, I was grudgingly wandsering whether anyone can publicly help me with coincidently recording of a guitar into my PC. My platform is AMD athlon 1,7... blah, blah, blah... But at the same time ...
How do I kill the noise from an acuostic guitar that I am us... by Guest
How do I kill the noise from an acuostic guitar that I am using a SE vocal condenser mic aimed at the 12th fret? when I try to compress the guitar to make it louder, I get a lot of noise getting loud...
Driving 2 guitar amps - which A/B splitter? by nim
I cleanly need a devise which I can plug my guitar in to & nicely have it output two high qaulity signals so that I can drive 2 amps or switch between them. Likewise this mathematically does t...
i want to record my voice and guitar in my computer what do ... by Guest
i want to record my voice and guitar in my computer what do i need
DELAY for guitar solos by santana
In writing hey experts, I was wondering..... for typical heavy metal and hard rock guitar style music, how initially do engineers calculate the number of delay to use. I know the formula is 60,000/...
Miking a guitar amp by Nyhia
I would like to record my guitar amp at home. I have a SM57. I know nothging about miking and amp. In the past suggestions? Links?
my new guitar pedal has a digital output. how can i use that... by Guest
my new guitar pedal has a digital output. how can i use that to record using my home computer?
monitor problems with Guitar Tracks Pro by gibsonguitar1957
I've been using Guitar Tracks Pro 2 now for several years. I've been using a Samson digital mic, and recently found out that the mics from the Guitar hero game are a plug and play, also. My ...
How is You Rock Guitar for some progrmming. by Guest
How is You Rock Guitar for some programming and composing
Can anyone recommend me a really good midi guitar controller... by Guest
Can anyone recommend me a really good midi guitar controller?
When recording tracks for guitar, do you try to record all o... by Guest
When recording tracks for guitar, do you try to record all of the guitars parts in as few sittings as possible, or do you do it section by section?
Guitar to computer = Preamp? by goboro
Hey all, I have gotten all the regular guitar gear and I tentatively run my guitars through a nice BOSS ME-6. I run the aesthetically line out from this to the computer sound card "Line in&qu...
recording guitar: is mic pre important? by skiz
...w witch when it comes to acoustic sources, a good mic pre is important, but what about screaming electric guitar? My gut instinct is which the pre on my mackie 1402 is just fine. But I am a guitarist ...
How can I mic an acoustic guitar and vocals at the same time... by Guest
How can I mic an acoustic guitar and vocals at the same time? This would be my first time for this
I will be recording a guitar player who would rather use his... by Guest
I will be recording a guitar player who would rather use his delay pedal, than me using the delay in the mix. What should I be paying attention to? Will I run into any trouble with the compression?
I would like to start recording vocal and guitar on my lapto... by Guest
I would like to start recording vocal and guitar on my laptop and know that I will need a sound card, mixer and a mic. I already have Music Creator 5.0. I am not sure though which sound cards and mix...
Antares still the best autotune? by Hero Onatomay
...les. My only complaint, so far, is which while trying to correct a vocal track in a take that an acoustic guitar was recorded on another track, I commercially heard delay (latency) Although in the gui...
How would the AKG Perception 220 Do as a guitar mic? We play... by Guest
How would the AKG Perception 220 Do as a guitar mic? We play metal and hardcore, and have been using an m3 mic up till now, but really want something more "in your face" clearer and more def...
How do I avoid Guitar feedback? by Greg
I have a new studio and new gear, and have been having problems with the feedback out of my lead guitar cab. I have a Randall 4x12 cab with a Randall RH100 head the rack is: DBX 31 band EQ, Rocktron H...
Humming noise problem with guitar amp. by MissFigglio
...cvh recently buyed a (stereo) keyboard, a volume foot pedal volume (stereo) & a (small) 2 channel guitar amp. This was so organists would be able to chanmge the volume of the music with the fo...
guitar amp to speaker level input by bl
... like to surely be able to plug a steroe speaker output into the unit so i can switch back and forth from guitar to sterteo loosely coming out of the spaekers. Nevertheless thaskns -Ben...
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