classical guitar mixing

[Jon griffithsParticipant]

hi all i am after some info on best way to mix for classical guitar,

i though a great way to do this would be to record a quick piece then people could mix it and share what they did.

i hope im not over stretching the mark with people and if you don't want to do it just dont lol.

anyhow its only 2 track, one is a Di and the other a mic, the mic is a condenser so a little noisy but that all  ads too the experience and pain of mixing it,

up to now myself ive had problems in getting a really warm sound and a warm background if that makes any sense

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/eeabls5yws05rfu/AAC30g_UUyTYzVq9F9igJkH6a?dl=0

• This topic was modified 1 year ago by Jon griffiths.

[Damien TremblayParticipant]

Hi Jon took a few minutes to do a quick mix using only the DI track

https://soundcloud.com/shredder-shredder/classical-guitar-demo/s-qAIvxh5xhLr?utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

 

[Jon griffithsParticipant]

O sounds sweet. Please share your process

[Damien TremblayParticipant]

I work with Logic Pro X

Used the SSL Native Channel strip for EQ (cut around 750 and 450, slight boost around 2.5K)

UAD 1176 REV A Plugin for light compression ( 4:1 ratio slow attack and fast release)

Logic stock Chromaverb Reverb Plugin with round 100ms of pre-delay

Unfortunately I did not save the project otherwise I would have provided you with screen shots of the settings

 

• This reply was modified 1 year ago by Damien Tremblay.
• This reply was modified 1 year ago by Damien Tremblay.

[Paul MotionParticipant]

Hey Jon, definitely not over stretching the mark. This is exactly what we are all here for.
Will give it a go.

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