How to record electric guitar, get that BIG ROOM sound!
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@tippeltje118 I record music
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Hi Lewin!. I've been following your videos for a long time. And your tips have helped me A LOT to use garageband. And now I'm working faster and better in my channel projects. So, THANKS! :D, and keep it up with GB and Beyond.
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hi! a question!!
I need a interface to record my guitar amplifier or i have to had only my control desk?
and then to my computer please answer!!! it will helpfull
Sorry for my bad english !
Thanks! :D
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@Maxxlenoxx You obviously have more money than some.
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Awesome thanks!
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Good stuff to work with!! Thanks for doing this!!
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@GaragebandandBeyond ok! thanxs my friend! greeting! ;)
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I usually use 3 mics... a SM57 for high, a SM58 for mid and another one about 6 feet away from the cab for bass/low-end/room.
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*cough cough cough* Royer R-121 *cough cough*
I can use my PreSonus Audiobox with two microphones to record simultaneously? for example an SM57 close to the amplifier and a AKG P220 for the room? as a dynamic and a condenser at the same time with my Audiobox? as always, very good videos. Greetings and thanks!
ddstalta 2 months ago
@ddstalta Yes yes yes!! You can record 2 channels at a time with those mics!
GaragebandandBeyond 2 months ago
@garagebandandbeyond I was wondering what the best microphone for recording guitar amps is. (for rock and metal) Should I use dynamic or condenser? I've heard the sm57 or sm58 are good... thanks
Metalrox247 3 months ago
@Metalrox247 Sm57 is the industry standard, but I LOVE my SM7b for recording "heavy" electric guitars
GaragebandandBeyond 3 months ago