Close Miking
When recording an electric guitar amp, try positioning the N22 between 1 and 12 inches in front of the speaker’s center. Within that range, moving the N22 closer to the amp will increase the bass response while pulling it away or changing the angle will lessen that effect.
Listen to the N22 on electric guitar playing blues
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Listen to the N22 on electric guitar playing jazz
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Listen to the N22 solo with feedback
Listen to more audio examples of the N22 on electric guitar
Using Live
The N22 performs exceptionally for miking live guitar amps on the road. Bands as diverse as The Alabama Shakes, Alicia Keys, War on Drugs, The Districts, and Local Natives use the N22 as their main mic to amplify the true sound of their guitars whether in small clubs, music festivals, or stadiums.
In the same way that you would use an N22 in the studio, position it within 12 inches of the speaker to avoid bleed from other instruments.
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