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Essential techniques for recording electric guitars, from setup to sound enhancement, to achieve professional-quality tracks in any studio.

Logic would dictate that if guitars and basses present differences, so would guitar vs. bass amps. But what are these differences, and what for?

Nowadays, learning to play bass is pretty popular. This being the case, it seems like a good time to provide an article on choosing your first bass guitar.

Today, I'd like to address some information that'll help beginners as well as the more experienced when it comes to picking up your first electric guitar.

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Electric guitars are crucial for giving backbone, drive, and power to a song. Here are five tips for mixing electric guitars.

Amp modelers are pieces of software or hardware that emulate the sounds and tones of various physical amplifiers, like having a digital "all-in-one" amp.

Reamping is a relatively simple recording technique that gives you options, saves time, and opens the door for new layers of sound. Learn how to Reamp here

Mixing bass properly is more important than ever. Here are 3 steps to follow to help you achieve balance, control and weight in the low-end of your track

No matter the genre you're working with, there's always room for some acoustic guitar. Acoustic guitar is a staple in rock, blues, country, and folk music.