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Originally Posted by lacatedral
Hi I'm currently trying to learn to record fingerstyle acoustic guitar and classical guitar.
I record with a match pair of Rode M5 for stereo.
I recorded this as a sound test with a classical guitar, kind of new strings (three weeks old), ORTF microphone tecnique, about 40-50 centimeters away from the guitar if I recall correctly:
http://vocaroo.com/i/s1DAO3Tfgtb8
Thing is, the microphones always catch my breathing which is kind of heavy.
The Rode M5 come with windshields, which I haven't tried yet, but I saw many recordings including this one https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ASVhwkkgW50 and this one https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IeoDvJPipxw which don't use them.
I'd like to know also if anyone tried with any vsti to solve this and your experiencies.
Any ideas? |
I've recorded heavy breathers who wear surgical or particle masks when in front of the mic(s). It helps them breath slower and quieter. You could also try a pair of figure-8 mics position so that your mouth is in the null of each.