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08-08-2010, 07:46 PM
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classical amplified
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This is me rehearsing Vivaldi's Guitar Concerto in D Major with a string quartet. The amplified sound is to me actually better than the acoustic sound if you can believe that. Equipment used is Hirade classical with a Fishman Matrix UST-SansAmp AcousticDI-Roland Street Cube. The amp is underneath the chair I'm sitting in. Recorded with an Edirol R-1 digital recorder placed about 10 feet in front of the ensemble. As you can hear I had no trouble keeping up with the quartet volume wise, and was only turned up about half way.
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08-08-2010, 07:55 PM
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Actually, maybe it's the mix, but I'm having a difficult time hearing the guitar until the part when you first play the variation of the main theme. This is a pretty familiar piece to most listeners and I just can't pick out the guitar at the very, very beginning. I hear the harpsichord and the violin smacking me in the face, but I don't hear the guitar. Even then, I don't hear all the violin (sometimes I hear the melody more, other times the harmony rings out more).
Otherwise, when I do hear the guitar, it actually does sound much better than I expect from the Matrix. A little quacky in some of the faster sections, but still much, much better than I expected. Nick
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08-08-2010, 08:30 PM
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 I have a version on CD with the guitar from the very beginning and have heard John Williams and others play it this way. Same with Julian Bream when he plays it on the lute. Nick
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08-09-2010, 07:28 AM
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