I had recently watched The Making of The Dark Side of the Moon
and got inspired to relearn a few Floyd tunes. I shot my video on Feb. 1, 2008, playing my trusty Blueridge BR-140 guitar (which I just recently sold to a student of mine). They are really well made guitars with very slim necks which make them very playable for most folks. Some players find them too thin.
The guitar has a similar sound to a D-18V, maybe a little more mids.
The audio for this video is straight from the camera mic which unfortunately doesn't do this guitar justice. I now record the audio for my vidoes with separate mics running to my computer, then mix it down to the video afterwards.
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Jeff i use mxl mikes on the guitar with a fishman pickup,which i exchange into the rest of my guitars depending on which one i,m using at the time,gonna get more pickups in due time so i wont have to switch as much,then i go into a tascam us144 interface which then goes to my mackie 1202 board then into my peavy delta flex effects processor onto my alesis processor into my computer,i use cubase le as my studo recording,then after the recording is done i move the wav. file over to audcity software for some mastering,i know there is a better software out there but this one is free on the net.
ReplyDeleteI hope this might help someone out there ,if you have any suggestions let me know.