In this video
Track 2 in G major - Infinity
In this lesson we're looking at how to record Acoustic Guitar along to a Backing Track. This is very similar to Lesson 7, where we recorded Electric Guitar along to a backing track.
This backing track is from my Acoustic Lead Guitar Course. Anyone wanting to learn how to improvise acoustic lead guitar over a backing track should check out this course here.
Key points
- If you're using a microphone make sure you listen on headphones and not with speakers, otherwise the microphone will pick up the sound of the speakers as well as the guitar
- Make sure you don't make any other noise while recording as this will get picked up by the microphone too
- Use the compression and reverb on the channel to refine the sound of your recording
Home Recording With Garageband
Course Trailer - Learn Home Recording With Garageband
Introduction
Why GarageBand?
Mac vs iPad vs iPhone
How to record Electric Guitar
Recording Electric Guitar to a Backing Track
Recording Acoustic Guitar
Recording Acoustic Guitar to a Backing Track
Acoustic Guitar Overdub Using a Capo (Example 1)
Piano Roll and VSTs
Recording Vocals
Recording Vocals and Acoustic at the same time
Acoustic Guitar Overdub Using a Capo (Example 2)
Recording Vocal Harmonies
Creating your own MIDI VST Drum Tracks 1
Creating your own MIDI VST Drum Tracks 2
Adding a Bassline and Finishing Touches
Mastering Made Simple
Limitations of GarageBand
Advice for Song Writing
Home Recording Finale