I use a Pod Go. It sends the clean and the effects channel. So I don't need a DI box.

Fun track awesome

what you mention at minute 9 it's called pitch drift :) and yes, the lower string should be tunned a little flat in relation to the others

Very cool ideas. Can't wait to try some of this stuff out. Thanks for putting this together!

you ateee

Thank you! ❤️

Yo dude thanks for the tips- when you add your guitar tone as a plugin to record to... afterwards it has disappeared but the tone is still there?? how did you do that?

Hey, how do I contact you? I am wanting to hire you 🤘😎🤘

IDK man, this seems kind of.....idk. Been playing for a loooooooooong time and never once heard anyone else claim you need like 100 sets of strings to go into the studio lol to each their own i guess

cool video very helpfull

Good stuff

You only need to pull away from your mic when you're belting loudly, if your voice is able to get loud at all. Even then that's 5 or 6 inches tops. You didn't demonstrate that at all, and that's important. It literally makes zero sense to sing mildly or softly 6 inches or more away from the mic. And your nose doesn't need to touch the pop filter. As long as you're pretty close to the pop filter when you're not belting, you're fine. And who puts a pop filter almost a foot from the mic? I've never ever seen that lol. I don't agree with your live assessment at all. If you have a tamer, softer voice and your voice never gets to belting levels then singing up close to the mic as your go-to technique 100% of the time is fine but I guarantee you that more powerful, robust voices that can belt that get fairly loud, you have to pull that mic back around 6 inches live. Voices are different and depending on the voice you have, you can either belt or you can't. All voices aren't built the same. I do agree that a lot of Metal/Rock singers have some of the worst mic technique ever, though.

That half-speed tracking trick blew my mind. Thanks for this video

Using the DI box for no latency is something I figured out on my own (thankfully), but it's cool to see that someone put it out there for others to see. All the info in here is great. It's all available on other vids, but only one tidbit for each. Great to see it all in one vid. Got a sub, my dude.

I dont wanna be that guy but imma be that guy, if you can't record clean takes, you can't play it live. So my question is, why even bother? Practice, push yourself. When you can play it clean, record it and share it with the world and then really blow em away when you do it live. Whack af to play something at half speed and fake it. If you got hit up for a studio recording gig and asked them to track you at half speed, you'll never get another session gig

Great video

Whats the key command where you cut and deleted the part of the region before the playhead?

I test my gain by slamming an E power chord at the 7th fret with low E open. It’s the sweetest spot.

This is the best lesson on how to sing into the microphone that I’ve seen. Straight to the point with great examples of how your singing into the mic affects how your voice gets picked up

or just dial your tone in on broken in strings......

I had the same strings 4 over 5 years and one of the beats i used my strat on was picket up by a major label artist, it dosent matter, as long as it's in tune and the melody is solid nobody cares! Every 3 songs is extremely excessive..

Great video! I was wondering whether there's a way to change the input type on Studio One. My interface's DI input was too hot and always clipping, so I got a DI box that now runs into an XLR input at the back, but the signal is still too hot. Does anyone know how to change from instrument to Mic track type in Studio One?

Thanks man 🤘🔥

how to get nice metal tone in logic pro x? mine sucks and when i got some plug-in still sucks with new problem of latency

1:11 nice I’m glad I’m not the only one that head bob the same in that section 😂

God this band is peak

Thank you

Respect

Very helpful, thanks! 🤩

Im so Jealous of that Garza Signature! Favorite Guitarist! Was about to buy one of those guitars, dude sold it on me:(

Actually i change strings after one note. More than one note and the strings are dead. Bass strings die only with half a note.

set the tempo BEFORE you drop tracks in.

still have the same strings from 10 years ago, I dont like the metallic sound of new strings, with old strings, it's soft, cleaner.

Holy Crap Dude! 4 years later and now I'm seeing this?! Thanks for the Shout Out! That means so much! Brought a big smile to my face. I hope you're doing well!

32 all daaaayyy. My computer does it without a single hiccup 😍

Not what I was looking for but this is a great starting point for beginners. I only wish I would have found this video a few years ago.

The amount of fuckery people have to do when they're not able to simply play their fucking parts clean and in time. Ridiculous.

Hey! Just watched this video again because it’s awesome! Had another question about the overhead delaying tho. So I noticed that you have the left OH delayed 31 samples more than the right. So why not just delay the one OH by just 31 samples instead of delaying them both another 52 samples… I know this is all irrelevant since you end up delaying both of them by 500 later. But just curious if you would achieve the same result.

Cool vid thanks! How do you deal with Proximity effect ?, If I get that close to the sm7b I get it really bad , I do a lowish voice, I find if I back off just inch or so it helps to , Is it just to EQ it out? or better to back off a little. just curious, A lot of videos I have seen say to back of more but I think your right particularly in home studio you have to grank the gain and you get ton more room sound in the recording sounds like shit tbh lol.

never been able to figure out tuning vocals , this is really good thanks! , half the time logic flex pitch bugs out on me and crash logic or doesn't show the notes for some reason though.

I change strings every 3 NOTES and then change GUITARS every 3 songs. This is key. Even the best guitars only have a few songs in em til you gotta throw em in the dumpster

New strings every song ? Yeah I play an Ibanez gio with Floyd rose action. Whammy and locking nut. There's no way in fucking hell I'm fighting that every few days. Take me at least 3-4 days to get it hold tune.

thanks man

It’s funny reading the comments complaining about buying strings for a great recording lol

Nice video , I always thought that I needed to record 2 different takes for panning my guitars and then align everything to the slightest hits and strums to get a stereo effect. What a time consuming task that is. I'm glad to see that there's a quicker way of doing this. Thanks

Omg this is so good

Isn't hat a custom schecter??

Totally unrelated video brother. A TON of people have made videos about tracking guitars, bit I feel like they're all literally too concerned with being viewed as a good player to make a good video that will actually help the average person. Usually they move so fast & are doing shit that hardly applies to anyone that isn't on their level. This a great video for beginners, showing the whole process in depth bit at the same time not taking 2 full hours of tiny edits to get the point across. That or they just give out basic info that everyone already knows anyways. This is probably the best video I've seen on tracking guitars, showing the stuff you actually want to know fro people who may be just getting into this. Also LITERALLY the only video I've been able to find that shows the process of tracking at half speed, other than a 3 min video done by the dude from born of Osiris. I've been making a list of videos like this lately, topics that I'm just shocked at how little info there is about online. Pretty soon here I'm about to start making videos hitting everyone of those topics I can find. So good work dude, on making something that's actually useful. I wish you all the success my man

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what a fuckin bizzar solo.