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Passed 4 years. Do you found something better in Uad and Apollo?

How would you address the massive phasing problem?

Beautifully made video. Really love the structured approach in arranging this content. the content itself is very helpful as well

Umm your creating more work that way? Let me give you a tip? Use a small diagram condenser mic and point it a few inches from the body below where the neck is! The bottom corner of the guitar! Promise you it will sound 10 times better and you won't have to filter all the low end out of it give you a more percussive sounding guitar! I promise your recording will sound 10 times better! Little tip from a professional!

Hey man! This video really helped. I've just started my music production journey. Would love to see more of these, especially focused videos on Ableton 12, as I'm using Suite. If you could explain basic concepts of music production like compression, equalising, saturation etc (using Ableton) would help all those who've just started like me tremendously. Subscribed and waiting for more. Much love from India, cheers🍻

Have you experimented with Nashville guitar tuning on a second guitar? That combo with doubling sounds vastly better to my ears than any other technique ive found. But it does require a second guitar with different tuning and string gauges. Theres a great vid somewhere on youtube of how to do it.

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Quick trick for stereo tracking if you have an electric/accoustic guitar, record onto one track with your line in and another using your mic setup all at once to knock out two steps in one

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Well done, dude. Congrats for an already good raw sound.

Sync and tv...man, haven't heard that since Berklee. I gotta start looking into this more! Good stuff, man!

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Thanks for the video, but for some reason i don't see any signal in the list in Ableton

Hey man this video helped me a lot. Thank you for making this video . ❤️😎

after 02:11 you forgot that after select "in" u wanna click above it where it says "Ext In" and change it to Kontakt

Thanks man - this is a really nice and easy to understand , sharing your process and thinking. I've just bought a Yamaha semi-acoustic so this was useful - thanks again ! :-)

Thank you so much! Just what I was looking for

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Brilliant DAW

You are awesome!

Thanks!

ive never been so satisfied with googling a question and getting it answered and understood right away. thank you and well done!

This video is a life saver

great content mate!

This is amazing!! Thank you for this.

Thx for your detailed introduction!❤

Great video, well done.

Well I usually mic like three feet away. Much more natural sounding. To me. Each to their own I guess.

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Thanks! What an awesome video, helped a lot! Really easy to watch and no boring parts at all! :))

Thanks, man. Great tutorial. I find that puting the mic that close usually makes the pick noise too loud. Maybe I need to try thicker picks. Loved that tip.

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I hate taylor guitars. My electronics failed not once but twice both a warranty repair but after the 3rd fail I got an LR Baggs. Even at that I don’t care for its tone. Their stuff is all about the look and fancy woods, not sound.

extremely informative!!! love it, thanks for this

Such a great tutorial. I love doing the same thing with my acoustic tracks!

thanks!

Really enjoyed the video. Thank you.

could you make something like this but have the guitars doing different melodies and rhythms?

would have been useful if you mentioned how you were "comping" as a beginner wouldnt know what was going on

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Extremely informative. Thanks for sharing.

I'm new at this but when you capo at 7 and play the same G progression are you playing in C or in D