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Basic Question Guitar Miking
Hello Everyone.. I am an electronics technician/engineer but new to sound recording. I have a PC Based Sonar Professional with an M Audio Sound Card. A Martin D35 with custom pickups into a marshall accoustic amp. A small yamaha mixer. I want to record solo demo guitar tracks for my son. Solo Guitar will be the only thing on the final songs.
... I have a sonar tutorial and have been able to record and can work my way through this. I have the following questions. If I mike coming out of the guitar amp what is the best mike $100 range.. Shure 57, 58? This one is really basic and stupid so please forgive me... ( IF I record one track with one mike can I mix that single track as stereo using sonar or do I need two mikes? Should I configure mikes through the mixer then maudio sound card or directly to the sound card? Thank you 
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01-03-2008, 11:40 PM
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Re: Basic Question Guitar Miking
Well actually you could record stereo with just one mic that comes through your recording software. And I own an SM-58 and heard and used an SM-57 so I'm planning on purchasing one this week, would personally recommend an SM-57 awesome mic for amping. And its better if you feed the mic signal to the mixer then the sound card because you have a bit more control over the sound (bass, treble, phantom power)
Hope that was helpful, Carl Ghazarian
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