How do you go about editing guitars?
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JeffTD
Senhor Testiculo
Not much to update, actually - Dave posted this on twitter while reamping last week: http://is.gd/bXVHS
I'd expect it to be out this summer
AboutBlank
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Ermz
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It can be tricky.
I prefer to get most of the tightness from punching in as needed, even to the point the track starts to look like a bar code. After this I'll go in and do the fine tweaks using slip editing. If I were in PT no doubt I'd be using Elastic Audio to do this which I assume would be the easiest way (as is the case with bass guitar).
I prefer to get most of the tightness from punching in as needed, even to the point the track starts to look like a bar code. After this I'll go in and do the fine tweaks using slip editing. If I were in PT no doubt I'd be using Elastic Audio to do this which I assume would be the easiest way (as is the case with bass guitar).
That must be pretty fucking cool!
AdamWathan
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Haha, those Engl's aren't mine. I only allowed them in the studio to show Steve how utterly and completely my amps would crush them. They were removed promptly as my mesa's were complaining about the smell. 
OK, sorry Engl lovers. I just haven't found one I've really liked.
Out of all those amps the chosen few were my good ol Mesa DR and 6505. The last few albums have been all Mesa and this time we used one of Steve's PRS guitars with stock passives in it. Should have a little different feel this time.
This will be the most awesome Cephaic album ever by the way. Incredible songs.
OK, sorry Engl lovers. I just haven't found one I've really liked.
Out of all those amps the chosen few were my good ol Mesa DR and 6505. The last few albums have been all Mesa and this time we used one of Steve's PRS guitars with stock passives in it. Should have a little different feel this time.
This will be the most awesome Cephaic album ever by the way. Incredible songs.
Haha, those Engl's aren't mine. I only allowed them in the studio to show Steve how utterly and completely my amps would crush them. They were removed promptly as my mesa's were complaining about the smell.
OK, sorry Engl lovers. I just haven't found one I've really liked.
Out of all those amps the chosen few were my good ol Mesa DR and 6505. The last few albums have been all Mesa and this time we used one of Steve's PRS guitars with stock passives in it. Should have a little different feel this time.
This will be the most awesome Cephaic album ever by the way. Incredible songs.
Can't fucking wait to hear it man
lolzgreg
Cereal Shipping Sneapster
Have you had the chance to play the Savage through a front loaded cabinet or a cabinet with Greenbacks? I think you would like it a lot.
amarshism
Member
Elastic audio on the dis once the playing is pretty much there. Sometimes it's not necessary but on super tight beatdowns or tech metal then yeh, EA all the way. I find quantizing to quarters first, then eighths then sixteenths if need be reduces the amount of manual correction needed.
Uladyne
Greg
I've never edited guitars. I don't like them to be "too tight". I want them to sound like two separate perfromances. I've theres some annoying string noise that happens during a part that should be silent, sure, I'll cut that out, but thats about it. If I need to cut out silence during a heavy syncopated staccatto part, I didn't play it clean enough, or theres too much amp noise, which I would rather leave in that slice out.
amarshism
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Yeh, I have no problems editing other peoples parts, but when it comes to my own stuff I take pride in removing gaps and that's about it. I dunno why my conscience suddenly kicks in, I guess it'd be a waste of thousands and thousand of hours practice if I just edited my shit.
abt
BT
Sorry, I was still thinking in Pro Tools land where slip editing is more like region dragging so if anything is early it's a total pain getting the tail of the previous note.
