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I'd say get the two mics and as you mentioned place one on the sound hole and one at the fretboard, then in your DAW, pan one 50% left and one 50% right. As far as noise removal, thats a whole other can of worms. Got any sound deadening materials on the walls/ceiling?
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Far too poor to buy any real sound deadening, far too lazy to put quilts on my walls and I don't eat enough eggs to make any of that kind of stuff.
It just seems like a lot of effort for something that doesn't seem likely to work. |
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I understand how things can "Seem so simple" but the fact of the matter is, is that a lot of the the behind the scenes stuff for a quality recording has to do with preparation. You get out of it what you put into it. There's tons of how-to's on the net if you know how to search for it. Google Search Operators - Google Guide
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