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EPISODE · Feb 17, 2020 · 57 MIN

6: How to Maximize the Efficiency of Your Sessions

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 - Vadim's metal last name revealed1:10 - Vadim's metal snake lips4:10 - How Ben Prepares for a band session13:30 - Setting up your DAW in advance and using session templates15:30 - The importance of clear labeling 20:30 - How to get your mix engineer to love you21:30 - Tracking strategy and punching in26:00 - Strategies for tracking vocals31:00 - How to get the tightest rhythmic performance possible. Should you track to a click? 37:00 - Recording the DI (Direct Inject) signals for Bass and Guitar43:00 - What if you have to split a session into multiple sessions?45:00 - The role of pre-production in an efficient recording workflow50:30 - The importance of sexy bits53:00 - The difference between art as recorded vs your art as performed liveLinksVadim's free DIY Recording eBookDIY Recording Facebook CommunityVadim's Studio SiteBenjamin's Studio Site

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