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EPISODE · Mar 30, 2020 · 54 MIN

12: How to Record with the Final Product in Mind

from DIY Recording Guys · host Vadim Kharaz and Benjamin Hull

If you enjoy our podcast, please leave a quick rating. It only takes a minute and it means the world to us. 0:40 - Ben's new car2:40 - Vadim's first car - it wasn't cool....or WAS it?4:00 - Vadim's escape from the studio - to the mountains!9:00 - When your tones aren't cooperating14:00 - The risks with recording DI tones15:30 - How your drum selection decisions affect tone and your end product21:00 - Where to start when picking tones for your song25:00 - The uncanny humility of the bass player28:00 - How to quickly check whether your tones are helping or hindering each other31:00 - The "frequency carving" myth37:45 - Think twice before reaching for the "solo" button41:00 - High Pass and Low Pass Filtering46:30 - A visual analogy that will help you build your song and tones50:00 - How (and why) to not drive yourself crazy with tone chasingLinksVadim's free DIY Recording eBookDIY Recording Facebook CommunityVadim's Studio SiteBenjamin's Studio Site

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