How To Record Acoustic Guitar - Warren Huart: Produce Like A Pro
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- Опубликовано: 9 дек 2016
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Warren talks about mentoring and apprenticeship and shows you several different ways to record acoustic guitars.
He shows different ways of micing your guitars and gives insights into which microphones to use to geret different vibes and sounds. 
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This Advice is GOLD, I hope you are all having a marvellous time watching this video :)
Thanks ever so much Hybrid Life Tutorials! That's extremely kind of you! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
As a person who is currently looking for a studio internship, I think this video is just great. The idea of showing interaction between the engineer and an apprentice while sharing the knowledge works very organically. Definitely looking forward to more of these
Fantastic news Iodine! Yes, I wanted to show what an internship should be like! Will definitely do more of these! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
It's an honor to be mentored by Warren Huart! Amazing video. I'm super blessed . Thank you for the opportunity!
Thank YOU Alex Rivas Music!! You Rock! It's great to be able to show everyone what apprenticeship means and to have someone as talented as you that humbles himself to be an apprentice so he can learn new skills and create new working relationships! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
and you spoke Spanish Alex!
Hi Friends,
What should you expect from the Mentor/Apprentice Experience?
Every person who works for me has apprenticed with me. The ones that have stayed the course have all built careers in the music industry. The common denominator in all of their success has been not only their single minded drive and ambition but their ability to encourage and support the artists around them.
I recently got two students from the Recording Connection, I saw this as the perfect opportunity to demonstrate what the experience of being an apprentice is really like and also just as importantly what to expect from a mentor.
Have a marvellous time recording and mixing,
Many thanks Warren
Great information on recording acoustic gtr and how to teach your interns and assistants. Every studio owner and producer watch this and see the care and time that should be taken to help people !!
Gold priceless info will help many interns apprentices and engineers keep up the great work!
Aw shucks thanks Darlene! Yes Alejandro is a great guy, a wonderful musician who has become an apprentice so he learn new skills and meet new people! It's truly wonderful that he has humbled himself to do this in order to grow his career! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Thanks IWant Appledumplings! Thanks ever so much! Yes I really wanted to show what it's like to learn in a studio, what to expect as an apprentice and as a mentor what to show apprentices. Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
+Produce Like A Pro hey Warren, I'm a young musician from England, and am hoping to improve as a musician and an engineer, is there any way I could get involved in these courses, thanks :)
I enjoy all of your videos, but the mentoring video is even more interesting to me. Great job.
Seeing the magic here more than many vids. Love it
Thanks very much
This is one of my favorite videos you've ever done. Looking forward to seeing more like this!
Hi Tyler Schulte we shucks thanks very much!! I am so glad you enjoyed it! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing many thanks Warren
I know people compliment you daily but I just want to say how much I appreciate and enjoy all your videos, priceless information and a total pleasure to learn from someone who is so obviously a good soul! Thanks so much, have a marvellous day!
Warren! You make the Internet a better place! Thanks!
Aw shucks thanks ever so much Anders! You Rock my friend! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Thanks for putting out these great videos, Warren! We really appreciate it!
Hi JML, your welcome! Glad to be able to help! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Thanks Warren, super nice of you to explain your chain and what its doing!
love your channel Warren, been watching for about a year now...discovered Tim Pierce via your channel this morning and this is my comment on the vid you did with him on his channel about recording acoustic guitar;
"priceless information in this tutorial... i've started recording recently after playing guitar for years.. what i learnt from the vid is that every strum, every solo line of the acoustic guitar should serve a purpose and serve the song and mix.. otherwise .. as my first attempts at tracking have show.. you just get a kind of messy random sounding audio soup... acoustic guitar tracking is a precise craft .. thank very much for the video!!
i've realised that multitracking without preparation or thought can quickly lead to a random sounding amateurish mess. The precision and thought displayed in the aforementioned video ( and all of yours of course) is something that cannot be over emphasized.
thanks for a great channel
Great vid as per usual!! nice one...look forward to the next one.
Thanks ever so much Lee!! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Love the way you talk to the camera and Alejandro at the same time, gives a good feeling of being in the room with you.
Thanks Felix Schönherr! I really appreciate your great comment! Yes, I've been wanting to do this format for a while and I'm really glad you enjoyed it! I intend to do more! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing many thanks Warren
Brilliant. There's no one doing this kind of video where you feel you are in the studio during a session. It's fantastically helpful to see the mic placement and input chain. Fabulous job Warren. I love your videos. Steve :-)
Thanks ever so much The Mundane Music Archive! I really appreciate it! I really want to show the Mentor/Apprentice relationship! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Hi Warren, I watched one of your older you tube videos on how to record acoustic guitar. It was very helpful as always. Thanks for making vids
Thanks THEDDIE, glad to be able to help! Yes I did a recording acoustic guitar video for one of my first videos 2 years ago! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Love this new video format! hope we get to see this style for some other instruments/recording scenarios, its a great compliment to your existing tutorials.
Hi Tyler, thanks ever so much! Yes, I completely agree! It makes sense to me to show what it's like to A) Be a mentor and B) be an apprentice! I plan on doing quite a few more! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Awesome video, thank you!
Teaching is the highest level of learning.
-Guru Dan Inosanto-
Thank you!
I absolutely loved this video Warren..keep this stuff coming!
Hi Wes DeLoach thanks ever so much! Yes, I fully intend to do more! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing many thanks Warren
Thanks for the video. Very helpful, as always!
Thanks mrpositronia! I really appreciate it! Glad to be able to help! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
This was very helpful, Warren! Looking forward to more of these. Thanks!
Hi Gabe Hawkins you're welcome! Yes, I have more of these coming up! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing many thanks Warren
Terrific tutorial! Very informative watching you set up and talk us through the recording chain and explain the hardware settings. Looking forward to more. Thank you!!
Hi Kitchen Table Tunes, thanks ever so much! I am glad I am able to help! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Thanks Warren, this one made my day. I recorded 2 guitars with 2 oktava SDC mics into a zoom H6 then loaded the wave file onto the laptop. Threw on the headphones and wow what a great sound. Not complicated and it just works. Thanks again, have a marvelous day.
Hi Pual, thanks ever so much! That's great to hear!! Glad you recorded some great tones! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Very cool video! Can learn so much from these
Thanks Eric! I really appreciate it! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing many thanks Warren
Great video there Warren, keep em coming
Thanks Carl! I really appreciate it! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Love your style, thanks
Thanks Zani!! Happy New Year! Have a marvellous time mixing, many thanks Warren
Really helpful video, I was able to use this advice and get some nice results, thank you 🙏
That’s wonderful to hear! Thanks ever so much for sharing that
This is gold.
Good one Thanks
Explaining the "why" is always a big benefit in addition to describing what you do/did.
Hi J Harris, agreed! The 'why' is huge! Thanks for reminding me! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Wow, this was a superb tutorial.
Thank you very much Sixth Sanctum, Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Great stuff Warren - I'll be tracking acoustics next week and I always find great tips in your videos. Cheers
Thanks Mike, I hope there's some info in there that will help you out! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
This was awesome! Please do more of this style of videos!
Hi Pablo, I appreciate it! Yes, I intend to make more videos like this! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Great job again Warren. Thanks
Thanks very much DWS! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Beautifully done gentlemen. Great vibe & energy in the room..
Hi official patrik jay, thanks ever so much! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing many thanks Warren
Enjoyed this vid, thank you Warren!
Thanks Grant! Glad to be able to help my friend! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Gonna try this with my Rode NT-1. Im learning so much from your vids.Thanks Warren.
Brent.
Hi TheDragon7t, that's fantastic! I'm sure it will work great! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
This was excellent!
Aw shucks thanks Asdjke! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Hi Warren. Great video. Really nice to see your practical side of (and pragmatic approach to) recording - especially your comment on why and how you use 2 compressors to eliminate spikes in the final "print". Cheers!
Hi Thomas Nielsen, thanks very much! Glad to be able to help, yes, I agree, showing the reality of what mentoring is about is very important to me! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Nice. The preamp is absolutely amazing!
Hi soulagent79 I agree 100%! That's the BAE 1028 have a marvellous time recording and mixing many thanks Warren
Hi Warren. This one was a good one. Two days ago, I ordered a Yamaha LS16, so your video came at just the right time ;-) Greetings Lasse
Hi Lasse, I LOVE my Yamaha LL16! It's a wonderful Acoustic Guitar! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
great video! thanks guys.
Thanks Gus! I really appreciate it! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Great stuff! It's a small taste of what being your apprentice can be... Thanks Warren!
Thanks noisesoundtonevibe! That what's I was hoping! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Awesome video! More like this please :D
Hi Tommy Wild thanks very much!! More to come!! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing many thanks Warren
As usual, I learned something from this as I do from all of your videos. Don't forget to print a rough mix...
Hi Timothy Buss haha I see you spotted that!! And yes, don't forget to print the rough mix! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing many thanks Warren
The double compressor thing is new for me. Gonna try that soon.
Thanks Warren...
Hi Robert, glad to show you that technique! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
that was awesome I learned a lot I love mxl good and cheap mics
Thanks Omar! Glad you enjoyed the video, I am glad to be able to help! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Your videos are addictive. In between fiddling about with my toys, and trying to employ some of your techniques. I sometimes complete a verse or two. I actually have to learn to discipline myself lest I get lost in a produce like a pro marathon.
Aw shucks thanks very much watufuka369! So glad to be able to help! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
best video I've seen Warren thanks. dual compressors. it helps ALOT! hahaha Jim
Aw shucks thanks Sparky! You Rock!! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing many thanks Warren
Great video, Warren. Thank you.. I learned this at SAE, they are really focussed on good mic placement and getting it right with the recordings, thats why I enjoy watching these vids and the interviews. Hopefully I can afford a good 'gold channel' in the near future for this kind of excellent sounding recordings.
Hi Willem, that's great! I'm glad to hear that you got a good grounding in recording techniques! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Great stuff as always Warren. I recently did a Glen Johns technique (one above the artist's shoulder and one in front, equal distances from the bridge) on an acoustic guitar and it sounded great!
Hi Terry, that's a great way to record! The results are amazing, but I tend to only do that when there's a lot of space in the mix. Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Just what the doctor ordered. I love the tips and tricks especially with the compression, Warren. I for myself love combining mics. Lately this ones works really well: ECM 50 taped near the hole. Got this one from your interview with Val Garray. Really awesome, could often work alone, sounds instantly 'right'. U87 angled in front of the hole. Love the extra oomph here. And my Joly modded Oktava mc 012 pointing on the higher fret like in this video for some extra 'bite'. So i can portion the sound like i want. But if the track is busy i tend to use only one of two of them. It's easier to handle.
Thanks yonatan pandelaki! I appreciate your kind words and thank for reminding me about the Oktava mc 012, that was an amazing mic, I bought a pair from Guitar Center a while ago and LOVED them!! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
I like how Warren simplifies things..
Thanks for another great tutorial, there are some good tips in here as always! Really appreciated your comments about making the player comfortable; so many YT tutorials will just go over mic placement without ever touching on the human aspect of recording.
I'm curious about the philosophy behind your compression chain; you have the 165 going into the 1176, correct? I'm studying audio engineering at uni and my recording professors have been pretty adamant that the peak limiting that you're doing with the 1176 should be done first, so you're feeding the gentler compressor with a more even signal. Your dynamic processing here sounds fantastic regardless, I'm just interested to hear your thoughts behind your choice of order in this signal chain.
Loved this video Warren. Great to see hands on explanation. One thing though. You adjusted the EQ whilst the guitar player was "doodling ". Does that mean you record to tape or digital with the EQ set? I always thought the track should be recorded without any EQ? Cheers Christian.
Ps, love the videos and live streams.
Greeeeeat! Loved this vid but I liked more that end with that guy speaking in spanish! Saludos desde Venezuela jajaja
Hi Edmi, glad you enjoyed it and happy to have some Spanish spoken on our videos! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
THIS WAS SOOOOOO GREAT !!!!... this is exactly what I've been looking for in your videos.. I learn from all of them.. but this .. was 100% what I've been hoping you would put up... As I am trying to .. ( aside from learning to record ) Going to be focusing on acoustic guitars / music.. in my attempt to learn and get the sound I am looking for..I am in the process of Trying to record the Music from Eric Claptons 92' MTV Un plugged session . and matching the sound as close as possible.. I would like to see more videos on your Mic chains and settings and set ups .. for various situations.. Be it Acoustic guitars, your vocal chains and settings.. etc.. these videos are so helpfull.. wish this kind of thing was around back when i was young and played... could have been life changing... such a great thing your doing for the up and coming musicians.. !! Love it .. Almost got enough money saved to get the lewitt LCT340 ( I like the built in Low cut ) along with a bae 1073mpf , and a tlm 103.. which should give me a pretty darn good mic chain combination for what im currently looking for.. That said.. I also want to get a good compressor.. and can squeeze in a distressor.. however .. I know nothing about compression and need to learn and understand it.. should I get a DBX 160x to start on as .. do you think the Distressor will be to much to learn on ? Sorry for the long post....lol... this vid got me excited... so .. great job as always ..+O)
Hi Kyle, thanks for your amazing comment! I am so glad that you enjoyed this video and I agree I like this format for future videos! I plan on doing a few more like this very soon! Best of luck Kyle with your acoustic recordings! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
I agree amazing video
Thanks very much IWant Appledumplings! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Great video! I've always wondered what is the monitor hanging on the wall with the green lines and texts? And what are you using the measuring tape for? :-) Thanks!
Hey Warren, I love your channel! Will you be doing any vids using that tape machine in the background anytime soon? Lots of analog enthusiasts still out there!
David Paul yes! That's a fantastic idea! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing many thanks Warren
David Paul yes! That's a fantastic idea! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing many thanks Warren
i'm getting so much out of these films..and have bought 4 or 5 new bits of equipment as a result! oops! the Yammy sounded instantly good.. and the comp advice was excellent! very informative and inspiring! cheers!
Hi GrahamCoxonOfficial, thank you ever so much! Sorry to fuel your gear obsession. I stole some of my ideas from our friend Matt Butcher back in ye olde days of Ol' Blighty! Glad to be able to inspire! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
oh wow! matt is one of my favourite people... a total nut and incredible sound man. no apology needed.. the new pieces are great and i am having tonnes of fun.. nice to meet you! cheers!
Hi GrahamCoxonOfficial, yes Matt RULES! He's a fricken genius! Your live sound at the Hollywood Bowl was the best I've heard there! The gear obsession will only keep getting worse and worse or better and better defending how you look at it! haha Have a marvellous time recording and mixing many thanks Warren
I love this video! You're ace Warren! The first place you pointed the mic (your fav place) at the bottom corner of the body....my guitar is an Ovation and has holes on both corners...what other place is good? (apart from the 12th fret...not keen..)
Thanks!
Thanks Craig! Great question! Experimenting is key! I would try the exact same place above if there's no sound holes, or just pull the mic back and get an overall sound of the guitar, the secret would to be recording in a fairly dead place if you do pull the mic back and get an overall sound. Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Please in that spirit of mentoring, do the same but for drums...!!! Very helpful.
Hi Gamaliel Rios yes great idea! Yes I will! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing many thanks Warren
Acoustic guitar can be a tricky thing, I was really interested in the dual compressor/limiter chain being used in this video. I was also surprised how close the mic placement can be. Thanks for posting this.
Hi monkey dangus, agreed! Thanks very much! That's a fairly ideal position for me, however between 12th-14th Fret back 6 inches or also works great. It's important to remember as I said in the video there are many places that work, just try to stay away from the sound hole where it's extremely boomy. Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
that's a fantastic trick using two compressors, one to compress fairly evenly and then one to catch the peaks
Thanks very much! I'm glad you like the principal IWant Appledumplings! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
I’d be interested to hear your opinion on using two plugin compressors inside the daw for those of us without hardware units. Specifically, I’ve been using a LA-2A emulator plugin in conjunction with a 1176 plugin to process acoustic guitar and also vocals. I picked this tip up in someone else’s youtube video but interesting to see you basically doing the same thing. Would you still recommend putting the 1176 plugin AFTER the LA-2A plugin? If not, why not?
VU meters are very musical.
Hahah Thanks for pointing that out Ati Shephard! Agreed it is a little too 'overly sentimental' It is strange that even though every Engineer knows VU's aren't as accurate (there's definitely a time lag) but we enjoy the way they respond! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Is there a difference between EQing on the pre vs. later dropping an EQ plugin on the track? Would either yield better results?
as far as the compression chain, as a bedroom producer how can this be applied to your chain in your daw using plugins such as the waves dbx 160 and cla 76? Would these tips more or less translate to those plugins?
Hi Warren, more like this please.
Just one question: is the serial 'chaining' of the 2 compressors the same as 'side-chaining'?
Or perhaps you could do a bit on that subject?
Hi Richard, thanks very much! Yes, I intend to do quite a few more of these! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Very good video, Warren!
I will try to recreate that compression chain with my Waves dbx160 and T-RackS 1176 clone plug-ins. I wonder if the VU-meter in the software is as unreliable as in the hardware? If they modeled it accurately, then the answer should be yes, haha.
I guess you would still compress that guitar a little bit more in the mix, right?
Good point at the end, about recording a source with two mics: just because one records two mics doesn't mean one have to use them to get a stereo sound, but just to capture two different aspects of the sound of the particular instrument. Many thanks, David
Hi David, haha yes great question! I imagine an would hope that the DBX VU in the software would be accurate, at least you'd hope! haha Have a marvellous time recording and mixing many thanks Warren
Great stuff as always. Out of curiosity, do you also use the 160 into the 1176 for tracking vocals (and other instruments)? I was always told compressing vocals going in was a bad thing back in the day, but I suspect that was because tape compresses the signal naturally. I think putting my vocals through an 1176 going in would help with the transients - would love to hear your thoughts....
Hi Defeat, yes, I do like that combination. The 1176 is my favourite compressor though and I can use that on pretty much anything! But wow who told you that back in the day no one liked to compress? That's very far from the truth, every classic Engineer I know used compression a lot on Vocals. If you get a chance to open up classic recordings, there's a few flying around, you'll hear a lot of compression applied to them! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Great lesson Warren! Hey- would you still mic the lower horn area even if there's a cutaway there?
Hi enjolras56, great question! No I wouldn't! I would mic either the 12th-14th fret or you could experiment with the same place above, the higher cutaway. Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
I'm in dire need of some assistance. I've recorded some acoustic guitar and everything is great, BUT I now realize that it is dynamic to a point where it hurts to listen to it. Some of the transients (picking) really kick you in the brain. How can I fix that (at least partially)? Any advice is greatly appreciated!
Man I wish I had you as my producer when I recorded my 1st CD, the guy I had really had me uncomfortable...All I could think about is not moving off the mic etc etc
Thanks ever so much Billy!! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Love this. Quick question. When using the Small Dia Condenser mic on an acoustic guitar with a cut away would you still place it in the lower right side of the body where the cutaway is?
Nope. Nothing but air. Mic'ing the horn (on most acoustics) provides a great balance of mids to highs without catching the "thumpy" "boomy" bass frequencies. The vibration of the actual surface of the guitar is what makes it a nice placement. If you have a guitar with a cutaway, go with the 12-14th fret directly , or double mic it (imo anyway - Warren may have some better advice).
Stratomacaster thank you for your reply 😊. 12th fret is usually how I mic it. I might try the top right of the body. Or its an excuse to by a new guitar without a cutaway 😉😉
I like the way you think... ;-) My last excuse for buying a new guitar... "Well, um.. it's blue".
Hi Mark, great question! No I wouldn't place it in the space where the body would be, I would probably go to the 12th-14th Fret, that should give the best results! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Thanks Stratomaster for giving such great advice! I love this community, you are so supportive! Thanks for being a big part of it! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
If I was doing a live recording in a room, with mic'ed up acoustics and vocals, as well as some percussion, what kind of frequencies would you recommend cutting on the guitar, the vocals and the cajon to achieve some seperation? Maybe even a violin in there aswell.
Hi Music Saves the World, great question! Low end rumble, building up in the room can cause issues. Just be careful of course not to high pass too much or you will remove the low end out of the instruments. However, Vocals could probably go up to around 100Hz, Acoustic around the same, but experiment and listen back. Using Hyper Cardiod Mics will really help! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing many thanks Warren
I record with a SM57 - now that's inexpensive :)
I do it mainly because I don't have anything else than this old battered thing, but I get pretty good sounds out of it. Not only for acoustic, but for everything else too. Mic placement seems to be the most important thing to get a good sound (my classical guitar requires a different placement than my steel string acoustic). Sometimes I have to correct a bit of ugly mids that don't fit into the mix, but my standard placements seem to work great without a lot of correction at all.
Hi JanDeluxe78, great comment! The first time Mark Endert mixed a song for me I had recorded the acoustic guitar at my house with an SM57 with a Digi001 with just the pre amp on the Digidesign interface. Mark called me specifically to compliment me on the acoustic sound! Haha So I NEVER underestimate the good old SM57! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing many thanks Warren
Didn't Mark Endert do ''I don't want to be' by Gavin deGraw? A great song with a great sound.
Hi JanDeluxe78, yes, I do believe that Mark did Gavin DeGraw's first album! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing many thanks Warren
an SM57 is an extremely versatile workhorse mic
IWant Appledumplings: I don't even know where I got it from, it was just there one day. The casing was broken (!) but it still works fine after a duct tape fix.
Nonetheless, I will buy a condenser sometime soon, just to see how to work with that (I never recorded with one before). I know a guy who works for Audio Technica, so maybe I will get a deal there :)
Warren, would you mind sharing your settings on the dbx and 1176 (in detail)?
Hi Lipskimovies, I use around 3:1 on the DBX set in Auto and 20:1 set fastest release and medium attack on the 1176! I hope that help? Happy New Year! Have a marvellous time mixing, many thanks Warren
Thanks again, Warren! I know you're a fan of the 1176, but if you are going to use both a compressor and a limiter in the same chain, than why not consider using a Neve 2254? This way you have the comp and the limiter in the same device and you only have one piece of equipment versus two in the signal chain, unless of course, you really do prefer the tonal imprint of the combination of dbx and the 1176 like you said.
Hi 67Stu, thanks for the great question! Yes, you hot the nail on the head! I actually do have the BAE version of the 2254, two of them! Haha But I prefer the 160 -1176, that's just the sound my ears gravitate to! It's not necessarily better, but it;s what I like to hear! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing many thanks Warren
Aaahhhh, the 10DC, which as far as I'm concerned, is beyond reproach!
Haha yes it's quite special 67Stu! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Warren: Would You also go with two compressors, one 3:1 and second 20:1 for hard peaks with bass guitar (amp/DI)?
Exactly! That’s my perfect set up
@@Producelikeapro Thanks!
BTW: What to do if I have a light verse that needs more round bass but then with heavy chrs? Twoj bass'es on same tracks/diferent tracks or just find one bass that fits it all?
@@Producelikeapro Could I go with LA-3A instead of DBX 160/165 for acoustics or DBX is WAY better?
ive always plugged my guitar processorstraight into a mixer which in turn is set as my soundcard in cubase, does it make that much difference to mic cabinets etc?
Great question! It's really about how you play guitar, are you inspired by live amps? If so use them! I like to work that way, but in this modern age I know that many people use virtual amps and get great results!! Happy New Year! Have a marvellous time mixing, many thanks Warren
Hey Warren! if you could, it would be cool if you showed how to record pianos!
Thanks!
Hi Elijah, that's a fantastic idea for a future video! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Thank you! you too! :)
Coming soon Elijah Zima! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing many thanks Warren
How do I approach a studio engineer to ask for an apprenticeship? I'm at a school for music production and sound engineering but I feel like the three year program isn't enough. What level of knowledge should I have before I start working at a professional studio?
Hi randomrandom15, that's a great question! One of the reasons I use Recording Connection is they vet students for me and most importantly for you they will place you with the right person, depending on the genre you wish to work in. Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Hey Warren,
Just wondering if you were recording that through the Mbox 2 pro? If so why use that over the 192 i think I see in the back there.
Hi Luke, that's just to capture the 2 track for the video! Happy New Year! Have a marvellous time mixing, many thanks Warren
Hi! How do you go about tracking a resonator guitar? Still mono or... ?
I would stay mono if it's in a dense recording but go Stereo in a sparse situation! Happy New Year! Have a marvellous time mixing, many thanks Warren
Hi Warren, any mic alternatives?
Hi Ismael, yes indeed! Most small diaphragm condensers will work very well! You can also use a large diaphragm, I often use them around the 12-14th fret pulled back a bit, sounds great! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
I was told to record acoustic guitar with two mics in a stereo track. What's your opinion about that?
reydav77 I use an sm57 on the body and c414 on the neck. i love the c414 on an acoustic because it glistens. I wouldn't record as a stereo channel because I want to EQ and pan them separately. panning wise depends on the rest of the content of the song or the stereo spread i want. I won't necessarily pan symmetrically. ie, sm57 hard left, c414 hard right.
Thank you so much for taking the time to reply.
3000 views in 3 days !! your getting a proper folling now bay !! hehe ; )
Hi kingdizzyworld I think we are at 4K in less than 24 hours! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing many thanks Warren
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wow, thats quite a reach in one day ! what an empire you have built lol.
Haha kingdizzyworld I'm just putting out as much free content as I can between making records! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
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yeah your putting out alot of hours of experience share'ing ! like gemstones given to me for free !! madness ! haha : ) , thanks exetremely alot much !!
kingdizzyworld wow thanks! It's wonderful to hear you say that! Means a lot my friend! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing many thanks Warren
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Great ideas for videos Mitha Htoo! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing many thanks Warren
wtf are those sideburns???? good video btw.
Get someone who looks at you like how Lenny looks at Warren.
Thank god you're not selfish like spectre sound studios
Hi Demew, thanks for your kind words! I love being able to give back and train people! I think Glenn has a great heart and is helping a lot of people, I do think there is a lot of great humour in what he says! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Produce Like A Pro Yeah I am sure he's a nice person. I was just a little turned off when he spoke so ill of someone merely asking to intern.
I see Demew, I haven't heard that. I'm very glad you enjoyed my video! I plan on doing more in this series! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Holy shit Warren looks small in the thumbnail
Mirock haha that's probably good! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing many thanks Warren
Mucho ROLLO !!!! y Pocas Nueces