The proper way to record guitars with an audio interface
Recently I learned I've been making a big mistake for years when recording guitar, and fixing it immediately made all my mixes and tones sound better. Let me know if this video was helpful!
0:00 Intro
0:32 How i made this mistake
2:05 How i figured out i was wrong
4:58 What you're supposed to do instead (and why)
7:37 Differences in plugins and interfaces
8:34 Before and after (humbuckers)
11:10 Before and after (single coils)
13:20 Outro
Things referenced in this video:
Misha's video: • Misha Mansoor's Guitar Recording Tips
Rabea's video: • Video
Interface/plugin spreadsheet (from Ed's video below): https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/...
Ed S's video: • How to set the optimal input level for amp...
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