Distorted Guitars - Waves Tips & Tricks Vol.3

Andrew Schepps's De-essing trick to boost distorted guitars.

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Electric Guitar setup for recording - Home Recording How to

This is an extension to the last episode on recording distorted guitar. If you havent watched that video go back and watch it so that you will get all the information you need.

Recording Distorted Guitar - Home Recording

In this video we show you the very basics of recording distorted guitar at home. Let us know what you think. All comments are appreciated

Amp - How to Mic one with Engineer Drew Malamud

In this Artistshousemusic.org clip, Drew Malamud, producer/engineer and studio director for Studio Plateau out of Montreal, discusses different microphone techniques for mic-ing an amplifier and the details that are involved in various microphone combination.

Guitar Amp - Micing a amp at different angles

Mike's video of Different Mic Positions with an SM57.

Electric Guitar - Recording amp tips

Watch this video to learn many tips about recording the electric guitar in the 2nd half of this video.

Guitar: Eric "ET" Thorngren RECORDING TIPS

Famed engineer-producer Eric Thorngren shares his knowledge and experience in the field of audio recording. This video is about the guitar.

RiffmasterPro 3 - Loading a Track slowing down music.

In this video of Riffmasterpro.com version 3 takes you through loading a song, slowing down mp3s whilst still retaining the pitch and looping the track. This is Ideal for any musician wanting work on their instrument and ear training.

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Electric Guitar - Fatten Up Your Guitar Sound in Pro Tools

Fatten Up Your Guitar Sound in Pro Tools

Electric Guitar - Microphone placement on the amp

This video shows various sound achieved by placing a microphone on a guitar amp.

Electric Guitar - Learn about recording both the electric and acoustic guitar.

Learn about recording both the electric and acoustic guitar.

Electric Guitar - Recording with the popular SM57

Two different miking techniques are covered here. Both done with the popular SM57.