Impulse response for guitar can be a great way to dial in an authentic and realistic tone without needing the gear which comes with it. Best of all it can be entirely free, so let’s talk impulse response guitar, what it is, and how you can use it to save yourself time, money, and effort
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Hollow vocals are almost always the product of a poor sounding room, microphone placement, or the vocalist’s proximity to the microphone. Let’s talk how to fix hollow vocals in your mix. How to Fix Hollow Vocals Hollow vocals are hard to describe but you know them when they hear them. They sound stuffy or claustrophobic,
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Microphone placement is a huge aspect of getting the perfect recorded tone for your guitar. Note that a perfect tone is in the ears of the beholder, so let’s talk how to mic a guitar cabinet to explain how different microphone placements affect the tone to find YOUR perfect tone. How to Mic a Guitar
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While I have a handful of serious workhorses in my microphone collection, not all microphones are created equal, and not all are best suited for every job. When it comes to miking an amp and recording guitar, one type of microphone stands head and shoulders above the rest, so let’s talk the best microphone for
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Too warm or muddy or too thin and bright – these are usually the two camps acoustic guitar falls into. Whether this sounds familiar or the acoustic just sounds too weak and inconsistent, follow this guide on how to make acoustic guitar sound better. How to Make Acoustic Guitar Sound Better Let’s start with the
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