We show you how to use software (your plugins) like a hardware chain, so you can commit on the way in or track both processed/clean signals without expensive
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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. People often use whatever they currently have or pick the "wrong"
102: How To Get Things Done As A Band
Benedikt has just joined/co-started a new band and they’ve gone through the process of setting up a simple system that lets them collaborate well (remotely). We decided that
101: Widening Tools Are Not The Secret To Getting Super Wide Mixes
If you've been trying to compensate for a lack of width in your mixes by using magical ‘widening’ plug ins on your mix bus, this episode is for
100: Meet Our Amazing Community – Celebration Episode
There's not much to say this time. Except that we are insanely grateful for our community and the fact that we got to do 100 episodes of this
99: Why Your Snare Sounds Like Sh*t And What To Do About It
"Your snare sounds like shit" is a meme at this point, as you probably know. Everybody is struggling with their snare sound and we remember how we just
98: Convenience & Efficiency vs. Quality – Can We Have It All?
Benedikt made some experiments at the end of 2021, mostly comparing analog gear to plugins (among other tests he did), trying to figure out where he can make
97: Why You Don’t Need A Huge Sounding Room For Your Home Studio
Don't let yourself be held back by the lack of a great room! Should my room be small or big, dead or live? Can I use the spare
96: How Time Stretching Tools Like Elastic Audio Can Save Or Ruin Your Recordings
Let's talk editing again! Specifically: Elastic Audio, Flex Time, Vari Audio, etc.These are tools that let you stretch or compress time. Not time in general (that would be
95: You Need To Stop Buying Gear
We said it before and we'll say it again: We LOVE gear! But, gear is probably not the thing that's holding you back. In fact, researching and buying new