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FAQ Friday is our weekly roundup of YOUR questions! If you have any questions you’d like to ask, simply leave them in the comments below (or on YouTube), and I’ll do my best to answer them!

Here’s a big question!
What influences the final sound? Playing skills vs. Instrument Quality vs. Mic position vs. Mic?

First of all, it’s performance.

For me the number one most important thing with a guitar is the performer, especially an acoustic guitar.

Good performance, good left hand technique, good right hand technique, pick or fingers, whatever it might be, on a great instrument is going to be a huge deal. The most important thing is definitely the player then the instrument - in that order.

A good instrument is good, but only in the hands of a good player!

➡️During this episode of FAQ Friday I answer the following questions:
• What influences the final sound? Playing skills vs. Instrument Quality vs. Mic position vs. Mic?0:44

• I’d like to know your thoughts on playing without picks. I prefer the sound of an acoustic using my fingers. Do you always play with a pick or do you use a combination? 7:06

• At home I always seem to lose track of my picks. I’ll buy like 20 at a time and eventually they all get lost to, what seems, another dimension. Do you have a similar experience in the studio?? 9:22

• You got some new small monitors. What are they? 10:26

• When do you sleep? 13:40

• Would use the same technique for micing an acoustic when the player is playing using his fingers in a song like "Dust In The Wind", Fleetwood Mac's "Landslide" or Beatles "Blackbird"? 16:26


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