McPherson 4.5 Acoustic Guitar Recording with Neumann U87 Mics - Redwood/Ebony

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Neumann U87Ai microphones used to record this stunning McPherson 4.5 featuring a remarkable redwood top with striped Macassar Ebony backs and sides. The well-known Neumann U87Ai microphones were passed through the Millennia HV3r and a Lynx Aurora converter to create this great-sounding video with this amazing instrument. The recording was conducted inside the Sound Pure Studios in Durham, NC, and feature equipment sold by the Sound Pure Pro Audio division, and this guitar available through the Sound Pure Guitar Boutique. Don't hesitate to give the experts at Sound Pure a call toll free at 888-528-9703 with any of your gear needs. Thanks for watching and please comment and let us know what you think!

Category:

Music

Tags:

• McPherson 4.5 Acoustic Guitar
• Neumann U87
• U87Ai
• Lowden
• Taylor Acoustic
• Martin Acoustic
• Redwood Top Guitar

[JenniferDeMusic]

Hey PLEASE REPLY TO THIS ASAP! i want to buy a professional mic but every mic is really expensive and i dont have the money , can you please let me know of any good mics that are a cheaper price and record good for macbook?

[soundpurestudios]

@JenniferDeMusic What is your budget? Not sure we can help... unfortunately, you do pay for what you get in most circumstances.

[JenniferDeMusic]

@soundpurestudios my budge would be around the 1,000 - 2,000 buks

[soundpurestudios]

@JenniferDeMusic We absolutely can make something that sounds great happen for you. Do you want to talk about this today? We've got a serious staff of guys here that help make budgets (even smaller ones) work really, really well. If you want to call, you can reach us toll free at 1-888-528-9703 (press 1 for audio), or international, +1-919-682-5552 (press 1). We should be able to help you get sorted out today. $2000 should be able to get you results that you will be proud of.

[strumTEST]

to buy these 2 mic I have to sell my guitar...so..... :D

[soundpurestudios]

@strumTEST Well, that won't be great for your recordings! ;)

We can certainly help you identify some more affordable equipment if you are in the market for upgrading your sound quality. That being said, I will admit, we don't exactly specialize in "cheap" anything.

[soundpurestudios]

@azngreenteas We would certainly agree that a great player is a fundamental necessity for great results. But that being said, you put a great player with a crappy guitar, cheap mics, bad mic preamp, crappy a/d converter, and you have a great player and a crappy sounding result- you can't capture the subtle nuances of tone, articulation, detail, warmth, etc. with garbage gear. And for that matter, a cheap guitar won't produce those sounds no matter how good the player is.

[soundpurestudios]

@Fichtezxc Tough to say for sure, since this one is sold and we can't verify for you in person, but it is HIGHLY unlikely. The action, necks, frets are about as good as any acoustic on the planet. And, because of the neck design, they essentailly don't move and misbehave the way that most acoustic guitars do. Could just be a handful of bad notes, coupled with a very string-oriented microphone positioning.

[Fichtezxc]

Is it just me or is this one a little bit buzzy? 3:29 for example.

[soundpurestudios]

@JIMISPACEACE We are big fans of Mogami mic cable here at the studios, and tend to use them almost exclusively- we used Mogami in this particular recording. If you are interested in picking them up, please do so on our website... also, if you need any help or recommendations for any time of recording or guitar gear, we are here for you!

[JIMISPACEACE]

Sorry but, what cables do you use for the mics? Thanks :)