Beginning a new Digital Audio Workstation (commonly known as DAW) project is always exciting. You’ve got ideas, you know how you’re going to execute them….
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Beginning a new Digital Audio Workstation (commonly known as DAW) project is always exciting. You’ve got ideas, you know how you’re going to execute them….
The Gibson ES-335 was the world’s first commercial thinline archtop semi-acoustic electric guitar. It was released by Gibson in 1958 as part of their Electric…
As guitars become more and more ubiquitous, performers and collectors are constantly striving for individuality in both sound and aesthetic. With growing interest in Japanese…
The Fender Jazzmaster was, of course, marketed to be the go-to guitar for the jazz genre. The original had some faults in terms of playability…
We can’t all afford the nicest guitars on the market. But sometimes we want top-shelf sound without the exorbitant price tag. And while you can…
As much as we enjoy our labours of love, the editing process in a DAW can seem to drag on forever. Searching for that extra…
Guitars are popular – just about everyone wants to learn the guitar at one point in time and audiences in all global spheres are familiar…
Introduced to the world in 1959 as a big brother to the AC15, the VOX AC30 is widely lauded for its jangly, chiming high end….
“We [were] sick of people feeling they know who we are and what we’re capable of” – guitarist/vocalist of Sleater-Kinney, Carrie Brownstein.
The seventh album…
Double tracking makes your track bigger and imparts a colour unachievable with a single voice. It can be used to create a thicker sound to…
Double tracking makes your track bigger and imparts a colour unachievable with a single voice. It can be used to create a thicker sound to…
Korg has long been revered for its innovative contributions to music technology. In 1999 they first introduced the Kaoss Pad, a powerful effects processor where…
