[Harp-L] Amplifying the acoustic sound Live: Mic choice
If anyone here feels like sharing the information I am curious about how
best to capture acoustic style diatonic playing WITHOUT cupping the
microphone both live and in the studio.
What I mean is what microphone would you suggest if you want to be able to
stand back a bit from the mic while playing live. I'm thinking about the
conflict between being able to pick up the subtleties of acoustic hand
shaping playing and ambient noise onstage, as well as feedback issues.
In the studio there would be less issues with ambient noise, especially if
in an isobooth. But what about recording "live" in the studio with the band?
I'm looking for microphone suggestions and possible effects of pop filters.
I am about to go into the studio and lay down some harp work over a track
and it is only my second recording. I will be working with professional
engineers, but wanted input from players here who have recorded
Thank you in advance to all who feel like contributing.
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