Coyote Circle Studio - Recording Electric Guitar

[thund3rbox]

Wow, this is pretty stunning. Even through the compressed lossy youtube audio, the differences are VERY clear. I guess it's subjective, but how do you go about choosing the right tone to use in any given situation? I can imagine that a tone by itself can be one thing, but sitting in a mix with a full band can totally change your opinion. Great vid. Very educational. Thanks.

[TbagJohnsonTV]

wait, since when did Hagrid play guitar?

[OmuNegru06]

jesus is playing guitar

[CriticsConfession]

...I want...that fucking...Bassman...now!

[CoyoteCircleStudios]

@CriticsConfession ....Oooooh...sorry. I'm keeping this one!! It is nice, isn't it? I've looked around for years for an amp that I really feel is faithfully creating the sound I want to make. I think I've found it in this amp. Good luck finding one for yourself that brings you that unbelievably satisfying feeling.

[CriticsConfession]

@CoyoteCircleStudios Yeah, man. I know that Mike Ness from Social D uses one, and I REALLY dig his tone, and that's what I need. I got me a JCM 2000 DSL 100, but it can't match his Bassman. I believe it's a 67 that he uses.

[Torqueofficial]

Hey nice video bro! I thinking on buying an audio interface for recording guitar at home? would you say the motu mircobook is a good one? or do you know about anything better into that range?? :)

[CoyoteCircleStudios]

@Torqueofficial Thanks. Unfortunately I don't have much experience with small format interfaces. I've found their usefulness to be rather limited for what I do. I tried using a Tascam interface for non-critical field recordings, but was so unsatisfied with it's lack of stability, I found it was just easier to bring a rack unit. Also, your preamps, converters, and time clock are all in the interface, so don't scrimp. Take your time and compare specs (sig/noise ratio, jitter, etc.). Good luck.

[SoundWavesSurfer]

Superb sir!

[adwagmusic]

i think i want to learn everything in life from you.

[abitcutout]

Great video... thanx!

[fluff191]

What a fantastic sounding amp! Great vid! You should make more of these recording-oriented vids! Cheers!

[Toadoe7]

If I record. How should I decide how loud I should put it. Compared to drums and things. Or could I edit that with an editing program?

[CoyoteCircleStudios]

@Toadoe7 As far as loudness- I like to record with the amp turned up to get a nice thick sound. Just make sure to adjust your input level so that you don't peak the input meters as you record. You can adjust the playback level to suit your tastes and to match the other instruments in any decent recording software.  This is all assuming you're using some sort of recording software that lets you put each instrument on a different track.

[loejewis]

Doubling up with a condenser really does thicken the sound doesn't it!

Thinking of an SM27 to go with my 57.

Nice tone!

[JonGUK]

that's a lovely sounding amp...great mic placement demo

[voytek27]

Great demonstration and awesome sound

[bigj7171]

Great vid helps a lot!

[edImmature]

Thanks.Great vid.

[CoyoteCircleStudios]

Hey thanks, it's my dream amp.

[fluff191]

Great vid! Love that Bassman!