Free Guitar VSTs: 12 Best Free Guitar Plugins (2021)
December 11, 2020
On the hunt for killer tone but don’t want to break the bank? Look no further! This list of the 12 BEST Free Guitar VSTs
Category: Recording Technique
How to Cover a Song: Making and Releasing Killer Covers
November 30, 2020
Cover songs can do wonders for artists. Think about all the cover songs better than the originals… Nine Inch Nails’ “Hurt” covered by Johnny Cash
Bass Tone: Unlocking Perfect Low End
October 19, 2020
Your bass is the foundation of the song. So it’d better sound good! This guide to bass tone will show you all the crucial steps
Bedroom Producer: 4 Simple Steps to Producing Hit Songs
October 12, 2020
Where was the entirety of Billie Eilish’s iconic album produced? That’s right! In a humble bedroom. These days, it’s not just common to produce out
How to Record Acoustic Guitar [Beginner to Expert]
September 25, 2020
I dare you to move your microphone, even in the slightest. It will change the entire sound of your acoustic guitar. Nearly every one of
Recording Bass Guitar: From Beginner to Pro [Complete Guide]
September 11, 2020
Sick of thin, lifeless bass recordings? This complete guide to recording bass guitar will teach you everything you need to know. From the gear you
The Best Guitar Mics for the Home Producer [2021]
September 2, 2020
Why doesn’t your acoustic guitar shine through your mix like you want it to? Why does your electric guitar sound like garage-band quality? It might
Audio Test Kitchen Review: Find The Perfect Microphone
August 12, 2020
Never waste your money on unnecessary mics again! Audio Test Kitchen will allow you to hear how tons of different mics sound. That way, you
Noise Floor: What Is It and Why Does It Matter?
July 29, 2020
Ever gotten halfway through a mix, only to realize there’s a nasty hum that’s wrecking your tracks? Noise can quickly add up. Before you know
Phase Cancellation: Is It Ruining Your Mix?
July 22, 2020
Do you know about the silent killer of mixes? Phase cancellation is hard to notice at first, but it’ll slowly eat away at the quality
