This is very cool. I wonder if it could get the sound of a solidbody electric guitar that is being played without an amp, and how would it differ from a piezo pickup?
I am sure you could experiment with an electric, but it will take some experimentation. As a not-guitar-player, I was astounded by the sound picked up in a bass head stock.
@@zeppelindesign Yes - that bass sounded awesome. For a lot of electric players the resonant sound ofa guitar when it is not plugged contains a lot of what we seek in an amplified sound, but it’s almost impossible to obtain that with a regular mic because the sound of the pick is louder than the strings resonating in the body. I think this would shift the balance away from the pick and give more of the resonance of strings and wood.
is it possible to use Cortado MkIII as throat microphone?
Harmonica and Cello both sound fantastic! Could be very useful for noisy apartment recording.
Indeed!
Maybe it would work well with on a classical guitar? Also it would be nice to have 2 mics coming out of one preamp. You can send me one for testing😉
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This is very cool. I wonder if it could get the sound of a solidbody electric guitar that is being played without an amp, and how would it differ from a piezo pickup?
I am sure you could experiment with an electric, but it will take some experimentation. As a not-guitar-player, I was astounded by the sound picked up in a bass head stock.
@@zeppelindesign Yes - that bass sounded awesome. For a lot of electric players the resonant sound ofa guitar when it is not plugged contains a lot of what we seek in an amplified sound, but it’s almost impossible to obtain that with a regular mic because the sound of the pick is louder than the strings resonating in the body. I think this would shift the balance away from the pick and give more of the resonance of strings and wood.