Online Guitar Lessons

The Basics of Miking an Amp - Types of Microphones

Instructor: Steve Hubbard Level: Beginner Topic: Recording Style: Any Style

Tutorial: The Basics of Miking an Amp

3 of 4
You must be a Premium Member
to view this guitar lesson.
Free Guitar Lessons Sign Up for Premium
Lesson Excerpt: Common types of microphones, for recording guitar amps: Dynamic: (Usually close miked, durable, standard for guitar amps/cabs. Ex: SM57) Ribbon: (Delicate, dark in tone, expensive, sensitive to room noise. Ex: CAD Trion 7000) Condenser: (Wide frequency range, good for ambiance, not good for close miking, requires phantom power, or a battery. Ex: Audio-Technica AT2020) Sound Samples: Senheisser e609 CAD Trion 7000
Become a Premium Member to get Unlimited Access

Sign Up for Premium

As Low as $8.25 a month

  • 1,795 Guitar Lessons and counting...

  • Optimized for Tablets and Smartphones

  • Professional Instructors

  • Downloadable Backing Tracks

  • Detailed Tablature & Notation

  • All Styles, All Difficulty Levels

  • Lesson Bookmarking

  • Premium Members Forum

  • Chord Finder and Metronome

  • 100% Money Back Guarantee

Sign Up for Premium

As Low as $8.25 a month

Metronome
Keyboard Shortcuts

General

Play/Stop
Increase Tempo
Decrease Tempo
=  Spacebar, Enter
=  ↑ →
=  ↓ ←

Sounds

Hi Hats
Rimshot
Digital
Toms
=  1
=  2
=  3
=  4

Time Signatures

4 / 4
2 / 4
3 / 4
5 / 4
5 / 8
6 / 8
7 / 8
9 / 8
12 / 8
15 / 16
19 / 16
=  F1
=  F2
=  F3
=  F4
=  F5
=  F6
=  F7
=  F8
=  F9
=  F11
=  F12

Please Log In

    |    
Social