@myeckwaters
Nice, clear examples & descriptions. Good stuff.
@jazzydog
Great video. Very nice and clear.
@stevekingbeatz
thanx...i like these techniques
@hevertonrocha7707
Fantastic video, thanks so much!! :)
@soundknight
Its not that simple. Towards neck has more string sound and slightly less wood timbre. If you point the mic towards the sound hole from the 12th fret position you dont get more wood timbre instead you get sound hole boom. Ive found that if I get too much boom anywhere in these positions or even not the right balance of wood tone string sound and natural frequency response then i move to the far body side and try to boost the mic level without noise. This delivers lots ofhigh mid wood tone, treble (though not as clear as the string tone) and a responsive but not woofy, thuddy muddy bass. 2 mics with phase control is best. Like Norbert Krafts NAXOS setup. I have the AT4081, its great. Checkout my Canon Pacalbel video
@garyabbot4659
Good playing.
@junNohara
Can i know what song is played on the classical guitar? such nice song! if its a song .:) helpful tips!
@igvelazquez1
when using two mic's are you recording them on a double track or single track? how do you achieve a stereo sound?
@calonpelajar3220
good
@yaksofirst2154
is that a younger version of bill gates?
@evvignes
I think that guitar player is going to give me nightmares. He's scary!
@usernamemykel
Clickbait infomercial.
@TomStrahle