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MY FACEBOOK PAGE www.facebook.com MY BLOG: www.olaenglund.com A brief video of how I mic cabs. If you like… SHARE!!! Prease! Thanks to Kyle Rhodes for listening to my Engrish. Also be sure to check out my other tutorials.
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23 responses to “Miking a Guitar Amp for Metal – The Ola way”
This will really help when i get my first tube amp next week! Been with axe fx since 09 and really love it. But i want some ompf in my face so ^^ I only have a AKG D5 atm,been using it for growls/vocals. I´ve heard both good and bad things about it when it comes to cab micing. Any experience or are u just a sm57 guy? Thx
This is Last Winter – Scarpoint
Why don’t you use two mic’s to pan? I use a sure sm 57 on one side & a sennheiser e609 on the other side.
You make it all sound so easy. My band is in the process of recording an EP in a home studio. I showed them some of your tutorial videos. Definitely using some of these techniques. Much love from Canada.
Ola: STAY DEVIL
Would you say when recording metal guitar, turning down gain is a better idea than having the “rehearsal / room gaing”
very helpful ola, just a question, do you use lo/hi pass filters for all the guitar tracks? or just where you need it?
hey ola – what song is this?
thanks broski
It’s a Nikon D7000 you can see it at his home studio walkthrough video @ 09:52
Thanks for sharing Ola, your tutorials are the best…
he is tone king !
Only Ola can spell Mic’ing a way that rhymes with Viking! Cuz he rules haha
I agree that getting the best sound before modifying it later is the best, because trying to make a shitty sound better with post eqs and etc is really hard, or impossible.
I like miking near the center without modifying the sound later unless it was clipping.
What camera does he use?
i got horny @ 3:28
stay metal u_u
he said he felt he didnt NEED to use post processing in that track, every track, every song, every day is different and needs different things 🙂 it’s just experience that lets you make those informed decisions
3:03 your twin brother kicks ass.
so the last position is the one you use the most in your demos? and as i heard you don’t use post processing in that position?
what happen to doing 4 guitar tracks for metal????
What’s your string gauge man?