92: Q&A – Priorities, Committing, Gear, Live Recording & Snare Sound

November 2021 - Q&A - Part 2!These are some of the questions and struggles from our community members that we've covered on the show:"If I’m recording at home,

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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

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Forrester Savell On Setting Up And Tuning Guitars

Daily Blog - July 26th 2021I don't have much time these days, as I'm mixing record after record while working on new things to help you make better

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Joe Barresi On Recording Bass For Tool’s “Fear Inoculum”

Daily Blog - July 23rd 2021I don't have much time these days, as I'm mixing record after record while working on new things to help you make better

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74: Interview Episode With Grammy Nominated Producer And Mix Engineer Jacob Hansen

Jacob Hansen Is Joining Us For This Episode! Jacob has worked with some of the biggest names in metal and alternative music. He's produced and or mixed records

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I Also Love Bass Amps On Guitar

Daily Blog - July 12th 2021I said that I like guitar amps on bass. The thing is... some bass amps are actually incredible on guitar! :) There's one

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I Love Guitar Amps On Bass

Daily Blog - July 9th 2021Using guitar amps on bass can give you the clarity, grit and attack to make your bass cut through the mix and at

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Why Reamping Doesn’t Work With Small Interfaces

Daily Blog - July 1st 2021This is one of the most common questions we get. People wonder how to reamp with the gear they have. And many of

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Real-Time Reamping

Daily Blog - June 24th 2021To me, what I call "real-time reamping" is by far the most efficient and fun way to record guitars with ultimate flexibility and

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A DI Signal, A Mic, One Stereo Track

Daily Blog - June 23nd 2021You're probably recording each of your inputs to a mono track, right? Try this trick next time you're recording a DI signal with

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