Hi Guys,
Just wanted to get some input from you guys how you are tracking guitars. More accurately if you are recording the songs from start to finish (with a few edits) - or if you are nailing down a a really good take of riff A, and copy/paste and doing the same for riff B, Riff C..etc. I know this doesn't come down to one method vs the other - but I imagine you guys lean more towards one method than the other.
I'm recording a technical deathmetal album that I will be sending to a pro mixing guy and I'd like to track & edit things as clean and tight as possible.
hope this makes sense![Lol :lol: :lol:](/data/assets/smilies/lol.gif)
Just wanted to get some input from you guys how you are tracking guitars. More accurately if you are recording the songs from start to finish (with a few edits) - or if you are nailing down a a really good take of riff A, and copy/paste and doing the same for riff B, Riff C..etc. I know this doesn't come down to one method vs the other - but I imagine you guys lean more towards one method than the other.
I'm recording a technical deathmetal album that I will be sending to a pro mixing guy and I'd like to track & edit things as clean and tight as possible.
hope this makes sense
![Lol :lol: :lol:](/data/assets/smilies/lol.gif)