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» How To Deal With A “Picky” Mid Scooped Guitarist
By Brandon Drury | Published 09/4/2007 | Electric Guitar Recording | Rating:

We've all sat down to record other guitar players who refused to change any setting on their amp because this is their tone and their sound. This article will give a few tips to dealing with a “picky” guitar player.

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» My Current Approach To Rock and Metal Guitars
By Brandon Drury | Published 01/3/2007 | Electric Guitar Recording | Rating:
?I've had several forum members ask my recently about having problems with too much mud in their guitar tones. In this quick little article , I'll explain my approach to recording rock or metal electric guitar these days.
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» My Electric Guitar Recording Secret Weapon
By Brandon Drury | Published 10/12/2006 | Electric Guitar Recording | Rating:

The single biggest impact to my electric guitar recordings came a few months ago.? My recordings using high end Royer mics, Vintech re-issues of Neve preamps, Mytek converters, and high end guitar amplifiers received a guitar tone boost of 1 million after this $200 upgrade.

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» Electric Guitar Recording; My Favorite Guitar Microphones: Shure SM57 Royer R121
By Brandon Drury | Published 10/11/2006 | Electric Guitar Recording | Rating:
?I've never been one to say that X microphone is a great vocal mic or X microphone is a great acoustic guitar mic because the situation is different every single time. With that being said, I've only used two mics on electric guitar in the past 10 months: Royer R121 and Shure SM 57.
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» Identical Guitar Speakers Sound Different
By Brandon Drury | Published 10/3/2006 | Electric Guitar Recording | Rating:
?This short article will explain how my two Celestion G12H30 guitar speakers sound drastically different from each other even though they both sit in the same Marshall cabinet. I believe that quickly micing up the right speaker will sound much better than taking hours to mic up an inferior speaker. Read on..


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