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 Recording acoustic bass guitar
I have a 3 piece band coming over to record tonight and the bass player has a acoustic bass guitar. He has pickups mounted inside, but I was hoping to mic it to get some of the guitar sound in the recording. I'm looking for tips on mic placement, techniques, etc. I have the following mics available: rode nt2a, rode nt1a, sm57, mxl 960.  |
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07-03-2009, 04:15 AM
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Cool. Just a guess from me but I'm thinking LDC with a blend of the pickup.
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