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#244 - Home Recording Mixing & Mastering COURSE

🕑 Added 2022-10-07 15:30:01 +0000 UTC

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Carlos Urquidi- Urquidi Guitars

A. G.

Hi mario, nein, nur auf deutsch. Sei froh, so kannst du noch englisch lernen.

ThePoorMusician

@Mario Mustermann Für die Anfängersachen habe ich mich für den Zombie Gitarre angemeldet, der vieles davon abdeckt. Nur mein Beitrag. Hoffe das hilft.

Mario Mustermann

Hallo lieber Bernth, ich bin neu hier und freue mich auf tolle Übungen. Gibt es deine Videos auch in deutscher Sprache ? Zudem - gibt es einen Kurs von dir für Anfänger für E Gitarre? Lg Thomas

Zen

I was also looking for a basic rundown of the whole thing, this should help immensely, thanks!

Richard

Not sure if you're actually asking for the poor man's definitions, Stephen but in case you are: EQ - modify the volume a particular frequency/band of frequencies (ie, add more bass frequencies, filter out a particular noisy frequency etc). Bus - combined output of several channels that have been grouped (allowing you to put effects / eq on more of the sound as a group). Compressor - modify the volume of the signal based on how loud the signal currently is. Idea being that if you have lots of quiet sounds and moments where the sound is loud, you cannot just up the volume to hear the quiet sounds because it affects the loud sounds. So, instead, you send it into a compressor that measures the current volume and modifies the volume on the fly. You then can tell the compressor you want it to have lower volume on loud sounds and higher volume on quiet bits.

Mark J

I love having more mixing guides! In the spirit if recording and mixing: I'm having trouble finding info on recording and mixing distorted guitars using DI boxes, reamps, amps, and live mics. Information on those processes would be really helpful.

Stephen M

This was helpful. It would be useful (if you haven't already) to break down the terms of "EQ'ing" , "Bus" , & "Compressor" and give us the poor mans defnintion.

Rylie Franco

music is a journey w many roads to the destination. just get a daw and start using it. takes a while and it starts getting easier to understand. bernth, as always thx for sharing some behind the scenes. hope the guitar is dried out by now.

Bernd Brodträger

I also made a beginner course recently, hope this helps: https://www.patreon.com/posts/199-best-guitar-58253038

Bernd Brodträger

Hey Matt, yes that's the exact order I had in the original project! :)

Matt Wellman

Bernth, when you're going over your effects for each track: are you going in the order they appear in your signal chain? Each effect can be so different depending on where they appear in the chain and I've definitely messed up some stems because I didn't use a correct signal chain but would get frustrated and nuke the whole thing instead of looking it up.