Maybe I never could, but just thought it was working (or didn't have the tools to do otherwise back then with usable results).
No matter how I try to mic my guitar cab these days, it doesn't sound as good as running out of my amp's line out into a hardware cab sim, or recording clean and then applying a digital amp sim.
I guess it works to my advantage to be able to record at odd hours (I work better at night), but a part of me is like, "no, it should sound better mic'ed!").
Anyone else having this issue? I think technology finally caught up to those of us that can't mic very well (or don't want to/don't have the time to mess with finding the exact thweet thpot) or don't have really nice mics and preamps.
No matter how I try to mic my guitar cab these days, it doesn't sound as good as running out of my amp's line out into a hardware cab sim, or recording clean and then applying a digital amp sim.
I guess it works to my advantage to be able to record at odd hours (I work better at night), but a part of me is like, "no, it should sound better mic'ed!").
Anyone else having this issue? I think technology finally caught up to those of us that can't mic very well (or don't want to/don't have the time to mess with finding the exact thweet thpot) or don't have really nice mics and preamps.
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