I just recorded these tunes within the last 30 minutes. Tell me what you think.
Gear used was a Larrivee LV-05MT recorded through a KEL HM-1 mic. Audio interface was a M-Audio Mobile-Pre . And the software used to record was Audacity. Just in case yall dont hear a sound, unmute the microphone in your sound properties control panel. Thats what I had to do for some reason.
Thanks for listening
http://s42.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=2ST0FLQ7IW9OT1REN9TM95BCTM First Tune Blues
http://s38.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=3BMDIEKFTIPOW1WVHOVXQXS0MK Tribute to the First Position
jox51,
Way to go! Thanks for taking the tie to post these. That KEL mic sounds good.
Thanks I appreciate it. For some reason my bass sounds a little muddy on the first tune. I might have to get a second mic or play with mic position.
Thanks again for listening.
I am listening to your file on a fairly nice studio monitor system and it doesn't sound bad at all. If you do want to change the tone I would recommend experimenting with mic positioning before you try any EQ. Eventually you will hear the "sweet" spot.
Rather than add another mic, try the following:
Copy and paste your original single track to a seperate track. Pan one track hard left, the other hard right. Now add a slight delay to one channel. This will simulate recording with two microphones spaced slightly apart from each other.
With the equipment you already have, and a good bit of experimentation, you should be able to get a pretty nice sound.
Have fun.
when i clicked on your link it said file expired.
I got the expired file notice plus an annoying popup! I have no idea how it got past my Firewall/AntiVirus! :EM>
Quote from: ronmac on June 24, 2005, 08:04:40 PM
Copy and paste your original single track to a seperate track. Pan one track hard left, the other hard right. Now add a slight delay to one channel. This will simulate recording with two microphones spaced slightly apart from each other.
That's an awesome tip! I just went back into an old recording that I did in Audacity with a cheap omni-directional PC mic and the results were really surprising! I'm gonna have to remember that one!
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