Nashville Tuned Guitar
Not too long ago we discussed the baritone tuned guitar: switching string gauges for a different...
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Electra Guitars Adds New Models
Following the launch of the Electra Omega guitar in May Electra Guitars has announced that the Omega will soon be available in new colors including Flame Maple, Ceruse, Black with Gold and White with Gold. Left-handed versions...
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Beginner Guitars
Ask just about any guitarist about their first guitar, and they’ll most likely tell you it’s a...
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City Of Angels Guitar Show
On May 25th I was invited to attend first annual 2013 City of Angels Guitar Show at the Pasadena...
Read MoreEbony, Granadillo Inspire Ltd. Edition Guitars
Taylor is offering fresh voicing with the inclusion of two exotic tonewoods: African ebony and granadillo. Sapwood-infused ebony makes a striking impression with two models, the 614ce-LTD and 616ce-LTD. The ebony was...
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I've Got A Name: Famous Guitars
Come take a look at some of the most famous guitars in history! Click here or on the picture...
Read MoreOdd Instruments: Good Vibrations?
Innovation has spawned many children in the musical instrument family. It’d also be fair to say that it has many step-children. Some of these are very practical, but never found their niche. Some are not...
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Taylor Unveils Grand Orchestra Shape
Taylor Guitars is unveiling the next body shape in the evolution of the company’s guitars:...
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NAMM Show Favorites
Being a newbie at NAMM this year, I spent most of my time resembling a wide-eyed kid in a candy...
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Best Of NAMM 2013 Part 4
Continuing with our coverage from NAMM Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3. Reverend Guitars showed...
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Best Of NAMM 2013 Part 3
Continuing with our coverage from NAMM Part 1 and Part 2. Ming showed off several...
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Best Of NAMM 2013 Part 2
Continuing with our coverage from NAMM Part 1. The 6-string Schecter TSH-1 Classic (above) is...
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- Preventing Wireless Mic Dropoutsby Bruce Bartlett Chffffft! That’s the sound of a wireless mic dropout. The microphone makes a burst of noise or cuts out. That happens because the mic’s radio signal was lost, either by a weak transmitted signal, a weak received signal, or interference with other radio waves. Fortunately, there are many things you can do […]
- Westone ES5 IEMsIt was not that long ago–less than a year–that I swore off personally reviewing in-ear personal monitors. I have done so many reviews that I have multiple units from most of the major players. I have not heard/used the stuff made by JH Audio or Fidelity but have or have used multiple models by Future […]
- Preventing Clipping In Recording And Mixdownby Bruce Bartlett (1) When I record myself or our band, I’m clipping the waveform even though I’m not exceeding 0 dB at the top of the level meter. What’s going on? Reply: Make sure to set your record meters and playback meters to read peak levels, not RMS levels. The peak levels show how […]
- Insert Effects Vs. Send EffectsBy Bruce Bartlett Many people confuse INSERT effects with SEND effects. What are they, and where do you place them in a DAW during a mixdown project? An INSERT effect is inserted into a track, in series with the track’s signal, to process that signal. Examples of insert effects are EQ, compression, gating, and de-essing. A […]