Posts Tagged ‘mix’
Studio Erdo: Part 6 – Tracking bass guitar, boring talk about importance of new strings [HD 720p]
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This is Part 6 of a series of videos that I’m releasing as my album draws closer to the finish line. In this part I track bass guitar and talk about the importance of new strings for that percussive sound. When tracking is done, we will move onto editing and then mixing. I will share my methods in editing and mixing later on and that is also when I will give tips about how to achieve a good guitar tone and so on. You should subscribe if you are interested in music, recording, mixing, tracking or anything that has to do with this because I will start from the beginning of a recording and take you all the way through to a finished album. The whole process is going to be documented.
Quick info about me: I’m just a guy who is trying to achieve a personal goal which is to single-handedly write and produce a full-length album. All instruments are played by me.
I will try to answer any questions in the comments so just ask away if you wonder about something I forgot to mention in the videos.
Thanks to Andy Sneap for hosting a great forum over at the ultimatemetal.com forums.
Gear used: Canon EOS 550D for documentation, M-audio Profire 2626 Interface, Cockos Reaper 32-bit DAW, Intel Quad Core 9550 4 GB RAM 320 GB and 750 GB Samsung Spinpoint F1 hard drives, Pearl Export drumkit, Pearl Eliminator pedals, Remo and Evans drumheads, Turkish hand-made cymbals (Masterwork, Istanbul, Bosphorus), Yamaha bass guitar from the 80′s, ESP LTD MH-250 NT guitar equipped with EMG81, Pyramid strings (not to recommend!), Elixir Nanoweb strings, CME M-key MIDI keyboard, JJLabs drum microphones, Supreme CU-1 condenser mic (sort of an AKG Perception clone), Shure SM57 and SM58, K&M mic stands, Superlux mic stand (for my overheads), old blankets and stuff for room treatment while recording, Thomann mic cables (not to recommend, contact jacks come off), Samson headphone amplifier, Koss Spark Plug for monitoring under Bilsom earmuffs while tracking drums, BeyerDynamic DT-990 PRO headphones for recording and mixing, Sennheiser HD280 PRO headphones for recording.
Duration : 0:5:53
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The Death Metal Rooster with The Headbanging Cockatoo.
All the chicks want them.
Original videos ( ? ):
Death Metal Rooster: http://www.Youtube.com/watch?v=A43JOxLa5MM
Headbanging Cockatoo: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wq-X0iZM3cQ
Duration : 0:0:36
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Vox AC30CC2 Electric Guitar Amplifier
http://www.worldmusicsupply.com/Vox-AC30CC2-Guitar-Amplifier.html
Paul Kramer from Vox, Marshall, and Korg demonstrates the AC30 CC2 Electric Guitar Amp from Vox.
Duration : 0:8:19
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Mixing With The Pros Sample – Guitar Delay
Get it at http://musicbooksplus.com/mixing-With-pros-p-8117.html
You’ve purchased tutorial DVDs to learn how to use your Music software. Now learn how to mix – right from the pros!
In this video, James Tuttle will show you how EQs, compressors, limiters, reverbs, delays, amp simulators, automation, and mastering plugins are all used to craft a mix that has clarity, depth, punch, pop, and sizzle.
You’ll get to see how and when each are introduced and how the entire mix is adjusted continuously as more and more elements are added.
You’ll begin to see how professional mixers “see” and “hear” a mix as a whole rather than as disparate techniques.
The techniques in this tutorial can be applied to any software or hardware-based effects units. You’ll be able to examine the final settings for each and every plugin in the mix and finally understand how those settings are attained. – Not as one-off uses of presets, but as continual adjustments to the various elements of the mix.
For once, users can truly see what happens behind the scenes of a mixing session in a professional recording studio.
Duration : 0:1:8
