Saturation is a useful tool when it comes to warming up your audio and this extends to the acoustic guitar. Let’s talk how to use acoustic guitar saturation to supplement or fill out the low mids of your acoustic. Acoustic Guitar Saturation If you’re not familiar, saturation is an effect which distorts wave forms and […]
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The acoustic guitar is the centerpiece of some songs and genres and more of an accenting piece in others. Regardless of how it’s being used in the mix, here are 7 tips to improve acoustic guitar sound in your mix. How to Improve Acoustic Guitar Sound Let’s go through each of the tips on how
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Acoustic guitar can play a variety roles in a mix. Oftentimes this is dictated by the genre as folk or singer/songwriter music will heavily feature the acoustic guitar and as such it will take up more real estate so to speak in the mix. Other times you might just be using an acoustic guitar as
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EQing acoustic guitar is all about cutting what’s not contributing or enhancing your acoustic guitar sound and leaving what is by way of subtractive EQ with the odd boost. Let’s talk the best settings for EQing acoustic guitar which I begin with every single time I have acoustic guitar in a mix, regardless of its
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Acoustic guitar sits somewhere in the middle of an average mix in terms of its dynamic range relative to other common instruments. It’s certainly not to the level of bass or vocals, but the subtle dynamics of an arpeggiated part (finger or plectrum picked) or simply a track whose dynamics rise and fall from section
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