In this episode Ryan compares 3 different types of capacitors in the tone circuit of his Les Paul. Click to download the full quality examples.
In the rapidfire section we cover: opinion on summing boxes; how we setup our monitors; and favorite audio ‘rule’ we like to break.
Our guest this week is Big Al Wagner of PSN Podcast and Home Studio Guru.
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This week we look at a few ways to reduce the bleed on tom tracks and a trick for thicker, wider guitars.
In rapid fire we answer: Transient Designers good?; Drum damping preference; how often to change drum skins.
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This week Ryan wraps up his impedance experiments, this time with guitar levels. With Jeff Brooks joining us for discussion you can be sure we talked about a whole bunch more than that! In Rapid fire: Does cable direction matter?; Most valuable equipment vs most expensive; Guitar gear we’re lusting for.
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This week we talk about bass guitar recording and in the Rapid Fire section we talk about: mic and instrument cables; fav VI for drums and instruments; last thing we realized we didn’t know enough about.
This week we have Dezz Assante from TechMuze Academy.
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This week Ryan shares his story of a recent live sound job with the band Ceasefire opening for Daughtry. In Rapidfire we cover: EQ and compression on mixbus; crap mixing speakers; latest studio purchase.
Joining us for discussion this week is Jordan Reynolds.
This week Jon goes on and on and on about how great REAPER is. In the Rapid Fire section we cover: budgeting for gear purchases; Favorite studio snack; One piece of production advice.
With us this week is Travis Jay and Sydney Galbraith.
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