'recording the guitar' Eric "ET" Thorngren RECORDING TIPS

Famed engineer-producer Eric Thorngren shares his knowledge and experience in the field of audio recording. This clip deals with the recording of the guitar.

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[mysweetnothing]

"the di is your friend"

[cptkirkatl]

This dude gotta b on something

[tiddlywinks98712]

@Vinniemelodyssey yea, just listened back to this, one year later and I realised

[Vinniemelodyssey]

@tiddlywinks98712 I think you misunderstood what he said. He says "And the guy has been listening to it with the amp. And he played it with the action from an amp." This is a great way to track guitars. some many post tracking options to make the existing sound bigger or fix some tonal issues. This guy is a legend. Love the videos...

[dballs442]

Cocaine is a hell of a drug....

[johnaiton]

@tiddlywinks98712 A/B channels, one to the amp for monitoring and one to the reamp module

or amplitube 3

[fiozzi83]

@cptkirkatl yeah man... she don't lie she don't lie she don't lie.. cocaine.. lol ;)

[SteveBrownOfficial]

interesting information, thanks.

[tsopuaifa]

That´s the way to go. I too almost always use a Amplitube on the guitar tracks, makes them better fit into the mix. Weird but true for me anyways.

[ibl33d]

its called re-amping.. he still gets the mic'd sound from the amp

but also the clean original pre-effects sound from the di

(the di has two outputs)

this makes the sound a lot more versatile!