Editing Vocals – Save Time and Energy DO IT ON THE FLY! Recording and editing vocals – save time and energy by editing on the fly. In addition to saving time, you know you’ve got the takes you need. In this video I show my approach to editing vocals as I record them. Hopefully […]
Why Home Studio Vocals Sound Bad?DO THIS! Recording vocals in a home studio – doesn’t sound good? In this video you learn why home studio vocals tend to sound bad and how to fix it. Hopefully you found this post helpful. If there’s anything you want me to cover in the future videos let […]
Recording Vocals in a Home Studio5 Essential Tips Recording vocals in a home studio – five essential tips. By taking care of these five things, you are way ahead of many people who record vocals and you have every chance of getting professional sounding results. Hopefully you found this post helpful. If there’s anything […]
Stereo or Mono? – When to Use Stereo and When Mono Tracks? Stereo or mono? When to use a stereo track? How about a mono track? In this video I explain when and why you should use them. Hopefully you found this post helpful. If there’s anything you want me to cover in the […]
Record Professional & Clear Guitar Tracks Professional engineers tend to record better sounding tracks than amateurs. Why’s that? The reason is not the gear or the recording space. Usually the difference is the production choices. In this video I show you a simple way to make your tracks sound professional, focused and crystal clear. […]
Tracking Rhythm Guitars – How Many Tracks to Record? Tracking distorted rhythm guitars – how many tracks to record? Should you double, triple or even quadruple all the guitars? This is a topic that divides opinions for sure. In this video I demonstrate with a few examples – what I think works and sounds […]
Drum Sounds Ruined! – Phase Cancellation – How to Notice and Fix? Phase cancellation is really common when recording multimiked instruments, such as drums. As the same source of sound is recorded with two (or more) mics, their waveforms can cross in a way that they end up cancelling out one another. When […]
Do THIS for Better Guitar Tone Do you want to record better, more detailed and focused guitars? Of course you do – who wouldn’t. However, guitar tones are often personal and so the guitarist isn’t too eager to change the tone that much. No problem. In this video I show you how to […]
Mixing Home Studio Acoustic Guitar An acoustic guitar can easily be recorded professionally at home, in your bedroom or home studio as I showed in this video. It’s time to take those well recorded tracks and polish them to sound sweet and wide. In this video I want to show you how you […]
Recording Acoustic Guitar at Home– THE FOOLPROOF WAY Acoustic guitar is an instrument that works beautifully both on its own and as a spice together with other instruments, such as a whole band. In case you are struggling to get a good sounding acoustic guitar recordings at home – hear me out. It […]
