As I covered in my overview of parametric EQ, this is the most detailed form of EQ processing which gives you the most control of your audio. While some guitarists like graphic EQ by comparison, I prefer the fine control you get with guitar parametric EQ. Let’s talk how to use guitar parametric EQ in […]
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Delay and lead guitar go together beautifully because it gives your lead guitar part the real estate that it needs and deserves during a key moment in a song like a solo. Even if it’s subtle to the point that you might not even notice it, your favorite lead guitar parts likely have SOME delay
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The guitars of metal are famously chunky, low and mid heavy, but also very tightly EQ’d to keep them clean. The guitar and bass combination work together especially well in metal in a complimentary relationship, so let’s talk how to EQ heavy guitars now. How to EQ Heavy Guitars Let’s go frequency by frequency to
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The fundamental range of the guitar spans between 82Hz and just under 400Hz. These are the frequencies where all of the open strings on the guitar exist between. Understanding what’s happening there and at each overtone section allows you to more effectively EQ your guitar, so let’s break down this guitar frequency range chart section
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Just like double tracking acoustic guitars, double tracking rhythm guitars is a great way to add some natural size and width to the supporting pieces which are the rhythm guitars. Here are some tips for double tracking rhythm guitars. What is Double Tracking Rhythm Guitars To double track something in your mix is to record
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