recording-dojo Improve Your Recordings: How To Import Your Samples Into Common DAWs Bryan ClarkFeb 06, 2025
frequencies Understanding Decibels In this edition of Recording Dojo, our columnist sheds light on the differences between decibel measurements, and offers a breakdown of real-life equivalents of basic sound level values.Bryan ClarkMar 11, 2024
recording Three Quick Tips for Recording Guitar Free your microphone placement and gain structure, and your EQ and compression will follow.Bryan ClarkNov 14, 2022
recording-tips Using Sidechain Techniques with Gates Here’s a different way to unleash the beast within your tracks.Bryan ClarkAug 05, 2022
recording-tips Try Sidechaining for Greater Expression This time-proven approach can help keep vocal and guitar tracks at the fore.Bryan ClarkJul 13, 2022
recording Add Dimension to Your Tracks with the “Haas Solo Effect" Here's how to make your mono-tracked guitar solos—and more—sound larger than life.Bryan ClarkMay 21, 2021
microphones Recording Dojo: The Case for Miking Your Electric Guitar Why you should consider tracking the acoustic sound of your solid-, semi-, or hollowbody axe in addition to the amp it's plugged into.Bryan ClarkMar 03, 2021
microphones Recording Dojo: Microphone Polar Patterns 101 How cardioid, figure-eight, and omnidirectional microphones figure into your recording game plan.Bryan ClarkJan 19, 2021
blackbird Recording Dojo: What's a High-Pass Filter & How Should You Use It? Here's how to clean up low-end mud and add definition to mixes.Bryan ClarkNov 20, 2020
