Daily Blog - June 24th 2021 To me, what I call "real-time reamping" is by far the most efficient and fun way to record guitars with ultimate flexibility
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A DI Signal, A Mic, One Stereo Track
Daily Blog - June 23nd 2021 You're probably recording each of your inputs to a mono track, right? Try this trick next time you're recording a DI signal
#71: Reamping Deep Dive – Get The Most Out Of Your Guitar Amp AFTER You’ve Recorded The Perfect Take
Reamping used to be a problem solving technique. You recorded a DI as a safety net and when you later found out that the guitar tone didn't fit
#70: Collaboration Best Practices – How To Make Sure That Others Can Work On Your Song
Are you making this record all by yourself? No? Good. You need this episode. If you are working on it alone now, will you at some point bring
Keep The Faders At Zero
Daily Blog - June 9th 2021 What does your song sound like if you bypass the plugins and put all the faders at zero? Hopefully like a well
Step Away From It
Daily Blog - May 28th 2021 I'm taking a couple of days off, starting tomorrow, and just wrapping up the week here. So this is a short post.
Can any stranger work on your song?
Daily Blog - May 27th 2021 Could you send your session or multitracks to a stranger for collaboration and they would immediately know what's up? No? Please read
As Few Mics As Possible
Daily Blog - May 26th 2021 I love a great challenge. And one of the best challenges you can try for yourself is to record a complex instrument,
Are You Overthinking It?
Daily Blog - May 25th 2021 There's a million ways to do any task in audio. How do you decide what's correct? What matters? Step one: Don't overthink
Systems, Processes And Creativity
Daily Blog - May 20th 2021 Using systems, processes and a streamlined workflow doesn't sound very creative, right? For me, those are my number one creativity enhancers. I