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 Electric Guitar Recording: 2 Mics On A Guitar Amp? #2
*You read it all the time. The big boy, major label engineers are using multiple mics when recording their huge rock guitar tones. It makes sense that you should use multiple mics, too, right? This article will explain why you may be better of mastering one microphone before you use 10! More...  |
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