How To Record Acoustic Guitar The Easy Way - TheRecordingRevolution.com

Check out some mic placement tips on capturing a clear, warm, and punch acoustic guitar with minimal fuss or money.

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[DerJust661]

Hey dude ^^

nice clips!

Just one question, what guitar are you using there?

Reminds me on a Fender ^^

Thanks man!

Cheers from germany.

[recordingrevolution]

@DerJust661 Thanks. Using a Martin DCX1E

[marcobucci]

Thanks a lot for what you're doing with your site and videos man. As a hobbyist, it has helped me out a lot.

[recordingrevolution]

@marcobucci Thanks for letting me know. Glad I can help!

[JYUkulele]

Why can you only hear the guitar? If i record it, i can kinda hear ambient things.

[recordingrevolution]

@JYUkulele If you are further away from the guitar you will pick up more of the room sound.

[steam16]

thanks..very helpful this one..i disliked the other drum video..

[idreamtofflight]

Graham is the man.

[SoundWave4000]

@msgertrudefrommage haha ( but I'm sure your MIDI all the way at least!? )

[SoundWave4000]

@SoundWave4000 (argh! not enough typing space!)

I personally use a MF cut @235 +/- and a HMF @ 1k +/- (both at a Q of 8 +/- and a -15db +/-)

I'd love to know your thoughts.

[VatcheMusic]

Love your channel. Subscribe was the first button I clicked!

[TheCheezMusic]

You have the know-how, but also the gift of explaining things in a clear way. great channel !!

[sphinxart]

Awesome thanks for the tips, busy experimenting - but don't have a decent condenser mic, just a cardoid dynamic - I use the acoustic line in on the mixer to bring up the brightness slightly but I'm in a noisy area so I pick up a lot of external noise (even the computer fan!).