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How to Use Drum Samples to Make Your Drum Recordings Sound Better

You’ve now set up and acoustically treated your studio. You’ve tracked drums, bass, guitar, and vocals. But you still feel like...

Recording vocals is all about capturing the performance. At the end of the day, the vocal is telling a story, and the more human emotion...

If you’re looking for a sure–fire way to start a fight, ask a room full of musicians who had the greatest guitar tone of all time. The...

Bassists have it rough. They’re always the butt of the joke, the band always makes them ride in the back of the van, and worst of all,...

Congratulations! Your new studio is up and running. You have an interface and a DAW, you set up a pair of monitors, and you’ve treated...

The process of recording is so different from the experience of performing. There's a specifically human element to playing live in front...

Microphones are just like any other instrument: the same musician playing the same part through a different make or model is going to...

Trying to put together your first recording rig or home studio can be overwhelming. With so many components and options, it can be tough...

Let me paint you a picture. You spent hours in the studio slaving over a new track and, finally, you’re happy with it. The next day you,...