Michaeljones
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A friend of mine is a filmmaker and offered to record a video of me playing in his attic which has a beautiful view. It's going to be only me playing guitar and singing.
My gear: i'm using scarlett solo, so only 2 inputs. I have the scarlett solo condensed mic, an AKG P170 and a SM57.
My first idea was to use the scarlett mic on input 1 to get my voice and the overall sound and plug my acoustic directly on input 2. I made some tests and the scarlett is taking a lot of noise from the streets and, of course, the guitar. I didn't like, so i changed my aproach: used the eletric guitar plugged on input 2 so it doesn't make that much noise on the mic and the P170 for my voice, which seems to be less sensitive to the outside noises than the scarlett.
Is there a better way? Cause I was thinking of mixing my voice and guitar separately. Maybe it's better to do all with one mic and the acoustic guitar? VidMate AnyDesk https://mobdro.onl/
My gear: i'm using scarlett solo, so only 2 inputs. I have the scarlett solo condensed mic, an AKG P170 and a SM57.
My first idea was to use the scarlett mic on input 1 to get my voice and the overall sound and plug my acoustic directly on input 2. I made some tests and the scarlett is taking a lot of noise from the streets and, of course, the guitar. I didn't like, so i changed my aproach: used the eletric guitar plugged on input 2 so it doesn't make that much noise on the mic and the P170 for my voice, which seems to be less sensitive to the outside noises than the scarlett.
Is there a better way? Cause I was thinking of mixing my voice and guitar separately. Maybe it's better to do all with one mic and the acoustic guitar? VidMate AnyDesk https://mobdro.onl/
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