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RECORDING LIVE MUSIC

Tips for Recording Acoustic Instruments

Acoustic instruments can be difficult to record. Here are a few tips to improve your acoustic guitar recordings:

• Record

a highly acoustic room, such as a room with a wooden or tile floor.

• Use a condenser microphone ("mic"). It can capture softer instruments better than a dynamic mic.

• Try positioning the mic about

inches from the instrument.

• Use multiple mics, and experiment with different angles and placements. For example, position two

mics

at gO-degree angles and use the pan controls to move one mic to the left side

the mix and the other

mic

to the right. This approach can create a very engaging stereo effect.

• For acoustic guitars,

try

placing one mic

1-6

inches from the sound hole.

You

will probably need to reduce

the low

control with this approach.

Tips for Recording Electrical Instruments

• Guitar - For a live sound,

try

recording with two mics. Point one mic directly into the guitar's monitor

speaker and the other mic about five or six feet from the speaker.

• Bass Guitar - If possible, connect the bass guitar to a direct injection ("01") box and connect the

box

to your TuneStudio. A

box will eliminate hum

your recordings.

• Keyboards - Record directly to your TuneStudio for clarity and with a mic (set to lower volume) for a

live sound.

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