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#116 - Guitar Home Recording Course - Dialing In The PERFECT Sound!

🕑 Added 2020-09-25 13:01:01 +0000 UTC

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Taylor Burnley

Bernth, I have tried almost every paid guitar course there is and to no avail. You courses are the most organized I have ever come across. Words can't describe how much I enjoy them and have learned from them in the short amount of time I have been a subscriber. I have told all my music associates to check out your Patreon channel and subscribe if they actually want true professional material. Thank you for sharing your gifts with the world.

pyrenn

same here on february 10th 2023

Christian Homeier

Hi Bernth, gibt es eine Möglichkeit bzw. eine Spieltechnik die das Picking-Geräusch (Ich kenne es als Chirp) auf ein minimum reduziert bzw. es vermeidet? Ich habe das Problem ständig und habe mich schon fast gefreut dass es bei dir auch so deutlich zu hören war.... Ich find das stört extrem. Danke dir.

Christian Garcia

I am here sept 14 2022 gonna go through all your material starting with this one! thanks dude

Debbie Barrette

Hi Bernth, this is a great video. Mention of it is what made me a YouTube subscriber and brought me to your Patreon. I have a question at around the 7 minute mark Daniel mentions he connects the Link from the DI to the Kemper. At this point nothing is connected to the Kemper so is it going to the Kemper input? He doesn’t say and I’m not incredibly tech savvy. Also I don’t have a Kemper so I’ll be trying this with my iRig iStomp I/O so hoping it will work. 🤞🏻 Thanks

Doug Walsh

oldie here stuck in the 70s 80s

Zhim

Awesome lesson, the youtube preview is what got me to finally sign up for the patreon. Looking forward to improving my recordings and tone with this advice, thank you.

Rob Lee

Awesome video! I love seeing things like this. As a newbie I always feel a rather lost when working on an EQ and how to dial things to make it sound pleasing. This offers a lot of great insight!

Bernd Brodträger

I mostly don't use individual pedals anymore, I have everything I need with my Kemper and Kemper remote (one 'pedal' for all amps, cabs, stomp FX,...) :)

Arcanist Bear

Do you talk about your pedal chain?

Ted Higgins

Great info! Yes, please do additional videos when possible. Thanks!

Bernd Brodträger

Thanks for reminding me! I just swapped the link - the full course is still in the Google Drive folder below :)

jeremy Vaillancourt

I bernth, I'm having the same issue regarding the dead link. thank you

Bernd Brodträger

This one blew my mind a bit as well :) I think you can apply it to pretty much anything if relevant frequencies aren't cut by doing it! I love experimenting with this, maybe we can do another episode like this in the future :)

Joshua Shears

Wow, the EQ mirroring is awesome. Is that applicable to live mixing too? What about cutting through keys and vox?

Bernd Brodträger

Thanks for letting me know Jose, I'm already working on resolving this, will be back up tomorrow latest :)

Jose llopis temes

Bernth, link is dead can you repost it? thank you

Chris Johnston

Hey Bernth, I think I'm one of many non professional guitar players that still record and play with amp sims at home. This kind of content is really really helpful so I would encourage you to do this more regularly. You can tell your friend Daniel is skilled so it's very valuable for us to sit and watch what he does. The thing is, the lack of knowledge and experience with this equipment really makes a difference in our sound, so learning even basics and fundamentals helps things improve a lot. Thanks, and please do more of these!

Dimitri

Amazing vid!

Wolfgang

The answer to your question is... Yes, you should do this more often!!!! That was so much information. Thanks, great

Lance Denny

great video. the only thing I do different is to record a left and right guitar with different cab sims, at the same time, so that I can blend them together. Usually one is a little darker in sound while the other has a little more high end sizzle to it. Then my 3rd out is my DI track. Peace and Metal, Lance.

Wilhelm Glomm

Thanks so much for the reply! And Zweischneidiges Schwert would be an awesome band name

Bernd Brodträger

Great question! The Kemper has a built-in noisegate that I often use but usually, there isn't enough gain to cause issues with the sounds I'm working with :) If you're looking for a pedal, I can really recommend the Decimator II, that one gets the job done for sure!

Wilhelm Glomm

Awesome tutorial - thanks so much! I noticed there was no need for a noise gate for the guitar setup used here at least that I could tell) - any guidance on that? Is it better to roll back to where one isn't needed, even for high-gain amps like Engl and so on?

Bernd Brodträger

Das kann ganz schön verwirrend sein und ich habe es auch noch nicht probiert - habe momentan auch nur ein Scarlett 2i2 Interface zu Hause :) Wir sind in die DI Box gegangen, die ein Signal in das Interface schickt - das selbe Signal wird vom Link Output in den Kemper geschickt - der Kemper selbst muss dann auch noch in das Interface! Sollte sich also mit 2 Inputs ausgehen wenn ich keinen Denkfehler habe :)

Dominik Magdic

Kurze Verständnisfrage, also Daniel geht mit der Gitarre DIREKT in die DI Box und dann von der DI Box, direkt ins Interface. Und der Kemper geht dann von "input" in den "Link"-Port von der DI? Ich hab zurzeit nur eine Scarlet Solo Interface und hab Angst, dass mir die Anschlüsse ausgehen, wenn ich eine DI BOX ausprobiere :)