Recording Techniques

Nowadays, it’s easier and way more cost-effective to record electric guitar at home. BUT, believe it or not, your electric … Read more

Did you know that it only takes ONE microphone to record drums? I know, it doesn’t seem like it’s possible … Read more

It’s even more important to learn how to tune your drums for recording than it is for stage-use. The advantage … Read more

I only recently started recording live drums, but I’m already thinking of upgrading my setup! If you haven’t checked out … Read more

After months of searching, I finally acquired my first pair of congas! I was getting frustrated with the sample libraries I was using since they were more complicated to figure out than playing the real instrument. However, you’ll probably be looking for the best way to record congas at home once you get (or already have) your own pair!

What if the bass player doesn’t show up? Is it difficult to find competent bass players in your area? I … Read more

One of the biggest difficulties when it comes to recording acoustic instruments is the presence of ambient noise/background noise. If … Read more

One of the things that fascinated me about the Gibson ES-355TD was its ability to split the bridge/neck pickups into … Read more

When it comes to noise, it seems that the electric guitar is usually the biggest challenge. It may have something … Read more

If you’ve been meaning to learn how to record electric guitar and vocals at the same time, today’s your lucky … Read more