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by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 10:48 PM
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Thanks all for the responses.
Im pretty sure any artist using a small amp probably does overdub layers as well as the miking the room.
If you do the same guitar part two or three times, it can get pretty gigantic.
I dont really have a good room to use. I was thinking of bringing a laptop down to a rehearsal studio nearby, using their amps and room and recording my guitars there.
Kind of a slick way to get a setup room and amp, without somebody charging you to set up, and then looking over your shoulder.
Somebody to say ok see you in a few hours!
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