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  1. Recording Acoustic Guitar: Part II - EQ

    There’s nothing quite like a properly balanced mix, but getting to that point is easier said than done. Whether it’s getting that low end just right for the bass track or selecting the right microphone for vocals, every song is a unique project with its own set of challenges. Last week, we here at PAL discussedn how to go about...
  2. Recording Acoustic Guitar: Part I, Stereo or Mono

    The FENDER CD-320AS acoustic guitar is stereo worthy Last week, we focused on tips and techniques regarding recording the electric bass – specifically dealing with that low end frequency. We found out that there are certain inherent problems when dealing with such low bass frequencies and certain techniques to best negate them. When dealing with mixing the bass on a...
  3. Way Huge Pork Loin Overdrive/Booster Pedal Review

    The Way Huge Pork Loin Soft Clip Injection Overdrive @ $169.99 Out of the several different effects pedal brands out there right now, few of them are as unique in name as they are in the tone that they deliver. Sure, you have your BOSS, MXR and Electro Harmonix variety of pedals that are great staples in the effects industry...
  4. Dealing With That Low End Mix: Introduction

    The JBL VRX915S 15" Bass Reflex Subwoofer For That Low End One of the trickiest parts of doing a full on track as far as my experience is concerned is dealing with that low end. Whether its recording an electric bass track, proper EQing for a kick drum or even mixing vocals  can cause headaches as far as those lower...
  5. Bass Recording: Part I - DI vs Mic

    The BBE Magnum DI - a great Active DI Box for only $99.99 Hands down, one of the best feelings in terms of being a musician is being able to sit back, relax and take a listen to a perfectly recorded track featuring yourself getting down like no other. The problem with this scenario is that getting that perfect track recorded is...