 The acoustic guitar remains one of the hardest instruments record and get a great sound. It has a wide frequency spectrum, a large dynamic range and the sound you get is very dependant on the player. You can spend long, frustrating hours getting the perfect sound and recording it – but it can be worth it. A well-recorded acoustic guitar is a joy to hear. So, let’s take a look at what you need to know…  An electric guitar is capable of a wide range of sounds and is unique in that the amplifier and the speakers are as much a part of the sound as the instrument itself.This means that to record the “true” sound of the electric guitar, you ideally need to capture the sound coming from the speakers with microphones. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Aenean aliquet tortor vitae augue pharetra eu iaculis erat ullamcorper. Proin fringilla diam quis urna dictum at ullamcorper felis gravida. Donec nec erat non ipsum tincidunt molestie. Phasellus et ligula orci, in pharetra enim. Morbi vel lacinia diam. Suspendisse rhoncus dolor neque. Maecenas ac dolor a felis fringilla varius vitae at quam.
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