String Instruments – Page 2

Best Mic Placement For Live and Studio Banjo

Targeting the right Mic Placement for miking a Banjo is essential for recording and Live purposes. If done right, the instrument can produce the lively, pop sound and high bright overtones for...

How to Record a Violin

Achieving the warm acoustic sound that can replicate a Fiddle or a Violin is a matter of experimentation but there are various positions without using close miking. This is what some players feel is...

Acoustic Guitar Mic Placement

The Best techniques for microphone placement when recording any instrument are all based on the same things. The Acoustic Guitar is no different. What Determines Proper Mic Placement For Recording...

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JimGalloway is a well-known Songwriter from the Philadelphia and Jersey Shore area. He has written many articles on Home Recording and Songwriting. Starting out as a Drummer playing in and around Bucks County Pennsylvania Jim was published BMI in Nashville on Music Row at Trowbridge Publishing LLC after years of learning the use of Analog Multi-Tracking eventually to the Digital World of recording. " Microphones are the tools of Songwriters. With a decent mic, minimal recording equipment, and good knowledge of positioning and Placement, you can make your music sound the very best it can sound"

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