Tips on getting started in recording industry plug in short pt7 home recording studio music guitar
January 24th, 2010 | 
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In this seventh video of the continuing series video called “Plug In Shorts” we discuss how to get started in the recording industry with Grammy award winning producer/engineer Ben Elliot.
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im a music …
im a music technology and production student. if you want to go into that field.. go to college and university and study. you will get all the experience and contacts and guidance you need. Im in various studios and rehearsal spaces and wouldn’t be in any if i wasn’t studying my course!
Just a suggestion, …
Just a suggestion, when doing a series like this make each one a “Response” to the previous video. This way anyone coming into the later parts can easily backtrack to the begining of the series…
PRS anyone?
PRS anyone?
same
same
@hairywonder3 yeah …
@hairywonder3 yeah that pedal is not good for D.I I use a gnx 1 it has 15 amp and cab models and it sounds great go to my profile and listen to some of my audio demos some people tell me that my sound sounds like it was miced but its just a pedal but yeah I would agree a metal master is way to edgy
I experimented with …
I experimented with that, putting a digitech metal master pedal directly into pro tools and it always sounded way too edgy, what sounds are you achieving, and with what setup?
great interview!
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great interview!
thanks for posting.
I use a Digitech …
I use a Digitech and Just go Direct in its easier and less hassle
FINALLY SOME TIPS
FINALLY SOME TIPS