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  1. March 27th, 2008, 12:49 PM #1
    johnreelsound
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    Ok guys out there. I have spent the past year putting together my thoughts and ideas about recording and microphones and have created a website. It has kind of got out of hand but I know threre will be something on there for anyone interested in recording.
    It covers a lot of ground but there are a couple of video sessions from our studio going over the basics of how we like to record the Acoustic guitar
    http://www.recording-microphones.co....-Guitars.shtml
    Have fun with them and pass back any comments.

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    This is incredible. Really good information about recording guitars.
    Thanks for sharing the site. I'll be visiting this site again to look for other updates.

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    Thanks John,

    I actually found the site a few weeks ago and mentioned it elsewhere here..
    http://www.thefret.net/showthread.php?t=6403

    it was a big help for me.. very well done...
    thanks for the time.


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    Quote Originally Posted by johnreelsound
    Ok guys out there. I have spent the past year putting together my thoughts and ideas about recording and microphones and have created a website. It has kind of got out of hand but I know threre will be something on there for anyone interested in recording.
    It covers a lot of ground but there are a couple of video sessions from our studio going over the basics of how we like to record the Acoustic guitar
    http://www.recording-microphones.co....-Guitars.shtml
    Have fun with them and pass back any comments.

    John
    I've looked at it when it was mentionned in the other thread Great video and very useful ! i'm waiting for the Phase explanation on the two mikes recording
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