123: Your Sick Guitar Tone Could Ruin Your Mix
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Category Archives for "Guitar & Bass"
122: Pitch Is Key – Avoid The Amateur “Out-Of-Tune” Sound With These 10 Tuning & Intonation Hacks
Out-of-tune vocals, guitars, bass or really any instrument are super common in amateur productions. It's a dead give away.
117: Mic Placement Quick Start Guide
Find the sweet spot in no time!
It all starts at the source. So put your microphones in the right place quickly, easily and with confidence, using this mic placement quick start guide.
115: Need More Low End? How To Fix A Thin Sounding Bass Recording
Have you ever fought a bass guitar (or any bass instrument) in your mix that was just not big enough?
Here's what you can do to compensate for a lack of low end in your recordings and add weight to otherwise thin sounding tracks.
103: How To Choose The Right Guitar Amp(s) For Your Project
On this episode we'll explain how to pick the right type of guitar amp for any production.
89: Level Up Your Production Quality Through Hiring (Remote) Session Musicians
Hiring amazing session musicians can take your productions to the next level or even save sessions that would otherwise lead to very poor results.
Also, as a self-recording musician you might be in a perfect position to offer playing on other people's records! If you're a great player AND a skilled recording engineer, maybe a session musician career might be a path you'd want to explore.
Forrester Savell On Setting Up And Tuning Guitars
Daily Blog - July 26th 2021
I don't have much time these days, as I'm mixing record after record while working on new things to help you make better records. So I decided to let others speak on the blog for a couple of days. After the community Q&A posts that I just published, I want to share some quotes from amazing engineers and producers that hopefully inspire, educate and/or entertain you!
Joe Barresi On Recording Bass For Tool’s “Fear Inoculum”
Daily Blog - July 23rd 2021
I don't have much time these days, as I'm mixing record after record while working on new things to help you make better records. So I decided to let others speak on the blog for a couple of days. After the community Q&A posts that I just published, I want to share some quotes from amazing engineers and producers that hopefully inspire, educate and/or entertain you!
