How to Double Track Guitars in Your Recordings

In the early days of home recording, track allocation was usually the biggest concern. Even with the best practices, organizational skills and bouncing techniques, the number of available tracks was limited and noise was a problem. With powerful digital audio workstations (DAWs) available to consume

How’d They Get That Sound? Part II: The Gear Behind Three More Distinctive Records

Sometimes it’s a chair being dragged across aluminum plates. Sometimes it’s a sample of a cheap organ’s drum machine, or that obscure synth that delivers the exact characteristics you need for your project. Whatever it is, creating unique sounds requires a unique approach to gear utilization.