Tried out dual micing for the first time (Bugera 333, HB 2x12" V30, Röde M3, SM57)

ahjteam

Anssi Tenhunen
Looks like I really have to start dual micing more often, as this was for the first time in a quite a while I actually got a non fizzy sounding tone out of the Bugera that I liked.

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1338211/ahjteam/ahjteam_accell-bugera.mp3

single gtr: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1338211/ahjteam/ahjteam_accell-bugera_gtr.mp3

The string sound heard in the gtr only clip is actually me playing next to the amp, as the volume of the amp wasn't super loud so it bled to the mic.

ahjteam_bugera.jpg
 
I like your second clip better, I think having some fizz is OK if it suits the song which it does in your song.

For my tastes, I would like to hear more lows in the SM57. I assume you are mixing the condensor mike
with equal level as the dynamic mike so I am suggesting a high pass from 50Hz for the SM57 and a high
pass from 100Hz for the M3.
 
Those pictures look photoshopped, funny how real pictures look like fake ones.
I think it's because of the hard shadow above the mics.
(Looks to me like the mics+micstand are copy pasted in this pics)

I like the second one better as well but I don't really like the mid tones in both of them.
Did u cut out some low mids in the 400-500 range?
If so I'd try to cut out a little bit higher, it should sound a bit darker around 600-700.
 
Alright, tried out with the last variant available; M3 off axis, SM57 on axis. Didn't like it. I tried with another preamp (Marshall Mode Four crunch channel) and then I kinda dug it. I don't like the poweramp section sound of the MF350 tho, but because the power section is solid state I can just turn off the master section and just go from the FX loop to the clean channel on the 333 and then I liked it more. Not the most metal sound in the world, but works for this "motorcycle rock" kinda nicely. There was a minor ground loop problem, but don't let it distract you too much.

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1338211/ahjteam/ahjteam_accell-bugera_05.mp3
 
I like the first capture, off axis.
Do what you like and not what others tell you.