Kinda country / bluegrassy type thang

Sounds good Wolffman.......kind of hard give much feedback since the guitars and vocals were tracked at the same time with one mic, if you have 2 mics put one on the guitar and the other for the vocals. Try to seperate them best you can....will give you more ability to control the tracks. -scott

Sounds really good Wolfman I think your method of recording has a lot going for it myself, I do exactly the same quite often - with a NT1a as well. If you can get an organic sound I don't see why you would want "separation". Nobody but a scientist wants to separate the colours of the rainbow. I do believe some folks get carried away doing things just because they can. Working with one mic on a single session forces you into performance mode, where capturing the moment is the only goal. Editing, balancing, mixing after the fact are pretty much out of the question, so every tiny bit must go into preparation and performance. This is to me a very worthwhile exercise, and one which you have pulled with some aplomb. Well done, BTW I had to listen hard for sibilance, and I don't think there anything to be concerned about - but if it bugs you I guess you have to try and fix it :)

I like it. It has a natural clear sound and feel. Pete

Man, that's great :) I have tried more than once to get a nice guitar and vocal sound with just one mic in front of me, it has never sounded that nice. Great job Bud ! I like it just like it is. :)