People obsess over amps - but totally ignore the cab. Let’s change that.In this episode, Manel and Benedikt dig into why the cabinet you’re using (or the IR
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271: “Everyone Is Sounding The Same” – Creative Guitar Tone Techniques That Will Make You Stand Out
Is modern guitar tone really getting boring because everyone’s using the same amp sims and plugins? In this episode, Manel and Benedikt dig into that idea and share their
254: How Self-Recording Syndicate Member Eugen Ruzickij is Helping Guitar Players Write Their Own Songs (Case Study Interview)
I sat down with our Self-Recording Syndicate member, Eugen Ruzickij.Eugen is a self-recording musician, songwriter and guitar teacher, based in the USA, who writes and records music as
204: Grammy Nominated Producer & Mixing Engineer Jacob Hansen
Jacob Hansen has worked with some of the biggest names in metal and alternative music. He's produced and or mixed records for bands like Volbeat, Arch Enemy, Amaranthe,
185: Combining Guitar Tones and Doubling Guitar Tracks
Sometimes, a single guitar tone just won't cut it. It sounds weak and out of place; no matter how we EQ and process it, something is still missing.
161: Maximize Your Studio Time: Essential Practice Techniques To Help You Crush Your Recording Session
In this episode, Malcolm Owen-Flood dives deep into how to prepare for studio recording sessions.And this time, it's not about pre-production or working on your songs and arrangements.
154: The Anatomy of a Bass Guitar Tone
In this episode, we're going to take a deep dive into the anatomy of a rock bass guitar tone. We'll explore the different components that make up the
150: We Answer Your Mixing Questions
To celebrate 150 episodes of The Self-Recording Band Podcast 🤯, we're sharing the replay of our Mixes Unpacked - Vol. 2 Q&A session with you! Book a free
130: How To Add Energy And Vibe Transparently With Parallel Compression
Parallel compression is one of those advanced techniques, similar to multi-band compression, side-chaining, etc. that sound like a magic bullet or secret ingredient to pro mixes.Book a free
123: Your Sick Guitar Tone Could Ruin Your Mix
It doesn’t matter what your guitar (or any instrument) sounds like on its own, it’s about whether or not it serves the song and fits into the perfect