The standard of processing metal bass is to split it into three parallel tracks based on frequency, and treat those three tracks differently. When they are merged back together, they will make the perfect bass tone that glues with your guitars and with your drums. This video teaches you how!
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Learn what equipment and software you need to get started recording guitars, how to battle latency, how to stay in tempo and how to double track.
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I thought I’d try making videos. Turns out it’s a lot of work, but here’s my first real attempt at a tutorial. In it, you will learn how to set up a proper, complete signal chain for recording guitars using only free plugins: I would really appreciate if you subscribed to my channel […]
Read moreOne of the most visited posts on this blog is Why There is No AmpKit for Android. After Android got core support for low-latency audio about two years ago I was sure that we would see some amp sims worth the name on Android, but there has been pretty much a continued vacuum. According to […]
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Popular amp sim TSE X50 becomes a paid product and is released in a completely new version with integrated overdrive, cab loader and guitar effects rack.
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Positive Grid are releasing a custom virtual amp builder that lets you change just about everything and use the amp right away in JamUp.
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Audio latency can ruin your home studio and recording experience – here’s how to make it go away, with specific tips for Reaper.
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With no bassist and no bass guitar, you can still make bass tracks for your songs using a plugin in your DAW. Learn how to apply the mixing tips in the Systematic Mixing Guide bass chapter to a bass plugin to get a great bass tone.
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The LePou plugins are probably the most popular amp sim plug-ins around. The sound quality is awesome and they behave exactly like their physical counterparts, and furthermore they are free. They were just released in 64-bit versions for all platforms, and the impulse loader LeCab2 is now available for Mac.
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