DreamAmp

We will show you exactly what you need to know about the different types of reverb, the controls on a reverb unit, applying reverb to your recordings and how to create your own impulse responses. We capture the impulse responses from the amazing Belfast Cathedral and the Sonic building stairwell using both Mac and PC software. We review the Lexicon LXP Native, 2CAudio Aether, Relab LX480 Plugins and look at whats available for free. We

We go into the studio and follow veteran engineer, Russ Long, as he records and mixes two complete songs from start to finish that include drums, guitar, bass, keyboards and vocals.

Russ records using some of the finest recording gear available including Chandler Limited

The series shows producers and audio engineers how to properly apply equalization (EQ) and improve the sound of their mixes. The course covers the use of parametric and graphic EQs

In this series we look at industry tips, tricks, and techniques for producing professionally mixed audio on any digital audio workstation. The course offers recommendations for setting up an optimal listening environment, highlights the most efficient ways to set up and balance a mix, and shows how to build a powerful sound with compression. The course also explains how to master the intricacies of EQ; incorporate reverb, delay, and modulation effects; and generate the final mix.

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Ask five engineers how they approach recording acoustic guitar, and you may very well get five different answers, if you get any at all, that is. While many factors influence an engineer’s choice of recording techniques — the character of the instrument, the style of music, the player’s personal tonal and dynamic signature, and the recording environment — some engineers prefer to keep their approaches a trade secret. But despite all the possible permutations of instrument, style, player, room, and ego, for most seasoned engineers the real secret to recording an acoustic guitar is stereo miking — plain and simple.

We take a look at the right way to Mic up a Acoustic Guitar in a few different enviroments.

Adding a Direct Box

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