Equipment
In this section, I share a list of equipment that I truly enjoy and use in my practice. I hope this list helps you choose tried and trusted tools that will become your reliable companions in the world of music.
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Very comfortable capo. I especially liked that you can clamp from 3 to 6 strings.
A find for a guitarist. Has good condenser microphones, 2 XLR inputs with phantom power and monitoring functions.
Allows you to shoot and adjust focus in bright light by enlarging the camera screen.
A must have when recording with a condenser microphone. There is a good limiter and gain level.
An indispensable thing when self-recording video. Can be adjusted in all possible directions.
A piezo nut mixed with a magnetic pickup allows you to achieve a fairly pleasant sound on stage.
Serves to remove blows on the deck. Glued inside the guitar specifically for the kick.
Excellent modern laptop for editing and video processing.
I use to install a condenser microphone while recording sound.
External condenser microphone for sound recording. By placing it opposite the 12th fret, you will get a clear sound and a minimum of noise.
Helps to get a beautifully blurred image when shooting at the widest aperture.
Good quality light fixture. Helps when recording video in cloudy weather.
If you want to fine-tune your guitar, then a tuner is indispensable. This tuner is great for both home use and on stage.
Excellent headphones almost completely isolating from external noise. The best thing about mixing and mastering.
Great affordable electric acoustic guitar. It has a powerful, extremely rich sound with excellent dynamics.
An excellent external audio interface for recording. Interface is understandable even without instructions.
I've been using it for video recording for several years. It produces an excellent picture in Full HD if you setup the correct manual settings.
Convenient condenser lavalier microphone with a long 6-meter cable and power from battery.