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P.S. Here is an article about recording acoustic guitar. The mic placement information may be helpful. If the Zoom recorder will attach to a mic stand, you can use a boom-stand to get the recorder close and in good position for good tone and a good strong signal to mask more of the room noise. i al...

it made the tracks sound just crappy! The tools all help and create damage at the same time. It's up to you to balance the two. If the performance doesn't need any help, then leave it alone! He who equalizes least, equalizes best. That's an H2 with, as near as I can tell, very little help. http://w...

hello all i am a newbie at sound recording and editing as you all may have already guessed but i have finally gotten myself a decent audio recorder/mic, although i don't think the zoom h1 is what most of you might consider a good mic for recording acoustic guitar tracks and vocals, but correct me if...

my friend says so too well thank you guys for everything

is it advisable to record in the bathroom?

thanks for the tips i'll post again some time soon when i start recording

wow the logitech mic's pretty good i think i'll buy one and test it out first before i buy a usb mic again thank you

thank you so much one last thing how do i record without having to deal with background noise? oh and i've tried noise removal didn't really work

ok so i googled logitech mics are they really any good?

atm im broke but am now convinced to save up for a usb mic but which is better though a friend told me about usb audio interface is it better than a usb mic or do they work well together? oh and im gonna be recording vocals, acoustic guitar, and probably electric ones too