Guide to Guitars, Day 3: Tone & Layering is up!
http://themodernproducer.com/2013/05/29/tmp-guide-to-guitars-day-3-tone-layering/
http://themodernproducer.com/2013/05/29/tmp-guide-to-guitars-day-3-tone-layering/
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Today's post is up with some thoughts on recording guitar in small sections, plus some tips and screenshots.
http://themodernproducer.com/2013/05/30/tmp-guide-to-guitars-day-4-recording-tight-tracks/
I've had a couple requests to go more in depth with this. If there's enough interest, I may do a video.
http://themodernproducer.com/2013/05/30/tmp-guide-to-guitars-day-4-recording-tight-tracks/
I've had a couple requests to go more in depth with this. If there's enough interest, I may do a video.
StefTD
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Got nothing to add to the rest of the thread, everything was already said
Sloan
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Feedly-best thing ever! Using it as extension for Chrome and Firefox, works like a charm, the app is fantastic
and it imports all your feeds from your Google Reader account without a problem.
It's also easy as hell to add new stuff and you can check for new feeds through categories, like design,
news, music, food and so on, check it out!
Got nothing to add to the rest of the thread, everything was already said
Thanks for the tip, ill check it out...
Quick bump up, I posted a few new articles this week including a new ProTools video tip, as well as a plugin preset for scream vocals. check it out!
http://themodernproducer.com/
http://themodernproducer.com/
Line666
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So I've been listening to the last few Silverstein albums fairly heavy recently and I wikied them just to find out to produce only to see it was Jval, then I remembered this topic.
Bump I guess.
Anyway, I just wanted to know what you used for the guitars on those records? They've got this pleasant slightly undergained vibe I really dig.
Bump I guess.
Anyway, I just wanted to know what you used for the guitars on those records? They've got this pleasant slightly undergained vibe I really dig.
JeffTD
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Haha sorry guys. Think I got a little burnt out on it posting so much... just taking a break to re-energize and try to come up with some more posts. good to see that at least a few people would care..
On their records we always use a mix of amps depending on the song or the part. they have access to tons of amps so we'll have like 6 or 8 heads to choose from at any point. In general though, the most commonly used amps were 5150 for heavier songs, and JCM800's for the more melodic rock stuff. some new Mesa heads (forget the names) were used on a couple songs on the new record, i believe.
On their records we always use a mix of amps depending on the song or the part. they have access to tons of amps so we'll have like 6 or 8 heads to choose from at any point. In general though, the most commonly used amps were 5150 for heavier songs, and JCM800's for the more melodic rock stuff. some new Mesa heads (forget the names) were used on a couple songs on the new record, i believe.
Seth Pack
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Man Bump! I miss this Blog sick work, I know you're probably handling big projects etc but I definitely hope you start blogging again! "And the nothing new under the sun" No way man His post about how he handles guitar EQ seriously changed my flow. So many video's and tips of cutting here and there and also over here in this freq. But like he says if your guitars great at the source HP/LP and a small dip in the harsh freq. That alone made me focus waaaay more on the source and is almost always what I'm doing. Hope you phoenix this blog soon man!
