Recording Tips From Bernth
Storm Linnebjerg
Oct 7 2021, 03:15 AM
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I thought there was some good advice and tips in here and it was worth sharing, especially for those starting out with recording smile.gif

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Oct 10 2021, 08:04 PM
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Great share,

It's a minefield when you first start out and this should help a lot of newcomers.

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Bernth is great I subscribe to his patreon

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Nov 11 2021, 09:49 PM
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Particularly the part about always recording DI tracks. It offers the most flexibility and leverages all of the advances in technology available to home recordists. Being able to change everything about a guitar or bass tone at any point during mixing is a huge advantage over doing it the old school way. I will still record a guitar cab now and then just for flavor, but more often than not the DI track is just way more flexible and useful.

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