When you record a guitar or bass, you should always record a clean DI signal in addition to your amp (or amp sim, Kemper, etc.) There are plenty
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#17: Vocal Tuning Isn’t Just For T-Pain
What comes to mind when you think of Auto-Tune? Probably not organic sounding, "real" rock music, right? The word screams "FAKE!" The truth is, though, that on most
#16: Is There A Correct Order To Record In?
Pre-production is critical to the success of your record. It's an essential part of preparing yourself, your songs and your setup for the actual recording process. Only after
#15: If You’re Not Doing Pre-Production, You’re Missing Out!
Pre-production is critical to the success of your record. It's an essential part of preparing yourself, your songs and your setup for the actual recording process. Only after
#14: Why You Need A “Producer” (even if you’re producing yourself)
You need a "producer" (that can be yourself) because getting a decent sounding recording is not enough. It's not enough to record clean signals, avoid hum and noise
3 Reasons Why You Shouldn’t Record Bass Before Guitar
Many people record a band in this order: 1. Drums -> 2. Bass -> 3. Guitars -> 4. Everything else -> 5. Vocals I used to do the