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Shifting the mic from the center to the edge of the dust cap should have a noticeable affect, and for an even less peaky sound, moving it further, to a position somewhere between the center (cap) and the edge of the cone (the surround) can further mellow out the tone. Moving the mic off-axis can smooth out the response considerably, and offer a more balanced tone, needing less tweaking later on. ItвЂ™s logical to start off by positioning the (close) mic dead on-axis in front of the center of the speaker (pointing at the dust cap), but this will often result in a very bright, often peaky tone, that may make some notes jump out too much, and which will require a fair bit of EQ later on to make the track sit well in the mix, without sticking out inappropriately. When a mic is placed only a inch or so from the sound source, significant tonal differences will result from even slight variations in position. If the amp is cranked, this will capture not only the direct tone, but the sound of the room being driven hard, which can greatly enhance the excitement of the performance. Employing an additional mic (a condenser would be a good choice) at a slightly greater distance (a foot or two) can preserve some of that natural ambience, and if itвЂ™s printed to a separate track, this natural room sound can be blended with the close mic in the mixing stage, giving the mixer greater control over the apparent depth of the part in the arrangement. If the acoustic environment is good, and leakage is not an issue, capturing a little of the natural ambience in the room can often provide a greater sense of openness and three-dimensionality to the track than adding artificial reverb later. Many cabinets donвЂ™t deliver their most balanced sound at that distance, and, unless the ampвЂ™s internal reverb is employed, the dry quality of the resulting recording will lack depth and air. But while this is good for isolation, it may not provide the best, or most open, sound quality.

The simplest, and probably the most common approach to miking up an electric guitar amp is to get up close, with a dynamic mic (like the classic Shure SM57) an inch or so away from the cabinetвЂ™s grille. Here are some suggested вЂњdon'tsвЂќ when it comes to recording guitar. Proper feedback is not 'Dope track bro, k do me next.' Try to give constructive criticism.Capturing the electric guitar is one of the more straightforward recording tasks, but thereвЂ™s still always the possibility of getting better results by avoiding a few possible pitfalls and potential bad habits. Leave feedback for someone else in the weekly feedback thread before sharing your own track (this does not apply to the first comment in the thread). Treat others as you'd like to be treated and don't go out of your way to put others down. Please click the link above to be directed to the current weekly thread.Д«e kind and understanding with all users here. Post questions like 'Where can I find this sample/preset?', 'What sound is this?' and 'How do I make this sound?' in their respective weekly thread. Rule 4 - Post 'where can I find this sound?' and вЂњhow can I make this sound/midi/effectвЂќ questions in the weekly thread (we don't care if you pirate stuff, but our sub would be running a risk if we allowed this).

GUITAR RIG PRESETS DUST STUDIOS CRACKED

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