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Recording the Electric Bass

Posted by | May 17, 2020 | |

Here are some ways to make the electric bass well defined and easy to hear in a mix. Put on new strings if the old ones sound dull. Adjust the pickup screws (if any) for equal output from each string. Also adjust the intonation...

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Recording a Singer-Guitarist

Posted by | May 4, 2020 | |

Suppose you want to record a musician who plays guitar and sings at the same time. The vocalist is self-accompanied on acoustic guitar. This seems like an easy miking situation. Just put a mic on the singer, another on the...

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