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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Electric guitar can be used in a number of different ways in your mix. Sometimes it’s a little riff to provide some ear candy, other times it’s the bedrock of the entire track. Let’s talk how to mix electric guitar for all situations. How to Mix Electric Guitar Let’s go from the start of the
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Sometimes we delve just outside the world of mixing, but seeing as this affects the tone of your guitar and as such how you mix your guitar, it’s something worth covering here. It’s the common question regarding guitar strings: what’s the difference between acoustic and electric guitar strings? In the same vein, can you put
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Compared to compressing vocals or even compressing bass, electric guitar is generally one of the less dynamic instruments in your mix. Still, the occasional rhythm part or especially riffs and solos call for electric guitar compression to give them energy and keep them present in your mix. Use this electric guitar compression guide to give
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After we record our guitar, we’re significantly limited in terms of the tone. There are some things we can do to sculpt it like I covered when talking electric guitar EQ and more distorted guitar EQ. If our tone is too thin, you may be better served introducing some saturation to beef up your thin
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