kevindoylemusic wrote:

But I am getting a lot of hostile reaction

You started out by posting a lengthy tale about how to record guitars,
talking about all kinds of stuff that was irrelevant to the OP's
questions. To wit, you piled on a lot of stuff about strings, gauges,
etc., all about steel string guitars, about the type of instrument, the
caliber of the player, going to a stduio, headphone mixes, and more. You
apparently never read the post to which you replied, because the guy
wants to record classical guitar, _his own classical guitar_, _at home_.
Then you said dynamic mics won't cut it for recording classical guitar.
Maybe you could have tried a pair of Sennheiser MD441's into a Millennia
HV-3D before suggesting that.

You have done the same now for different aspects of professional audio
work, all filled with trite statements apparently intended to impress
people who know little about recording work. Doing that here will get
you little in the way of respect from plenty of folks who might take
issue point by point with your cut 'n' pasted "articles", if they
thought it was worth the time and trouble to write encyclopedias in
their spare time, for nothing. Address specific queries with appropriate
suggestions, focusing _on the content_ of the questions asked.

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