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AndreLafreniere1st December 2022I learned a few things today, Thanks
MrBen16th August 2020perfect, very useful!
Guido Bungenstock10th April 2018Great lesson, Darius!!! ;-)
Manu RASSE9th April 2018Hi Darius
Thx for all Tips
George Hlio6th April 2018Great lesson indeed Darius!!! So many informations to digest!!! Amazing lesson!
It is actually the lesson I had no idea I needed the most!
Darius Wave6th April 2018Thx for all Your kind words. Yes Monica...these are essentials that we've been through already and that's great you are familiar with them
I'm sure some players will need to fill the gap in their knowledge anyway so my work will hopefully help them.
Monica Gheorghevici5th April 2018You came up with another golden lesson!! Watching your tips, I discovered an amazing thing: throughout time you learned me so many things and we fixed together so many issues, that at most of the videos I was happy to say "I know this", "we done this", "this was already solved"
It's awesome when you realize that all our hours of working on "must know" area, turned into a solid base of knowledge 
Kristofer Dahl5th April 2018Yeah!! Some amazing content in here - I especially like your detailed description of how you get your heavy sound with IRs and free plugins.
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Tone tips, Perfect tips, Vst tone, Tweaking and amp, Miking cab, Reaper, Ableton, Cubase, Lextac, Sm57, Room acoustics, Studio monitors, Guitar pick, Guitar cable, Buzz, Clipping, Metal tone, Palm muting, Double tracking, Tone & gear
A Pack of "must know" tips for creating your own, perfect tone. Both ways - miked amp or VST. Get familiar with essential recording methods, that affect your tone, just as much as your instrument and amp.
1. Fix Room Acoustics
2. Away from the monitor
3. Pick affects your tone
4. Proper cable length
5. Reduce electronics buzz
6. Fix volume control treble loss
7. Record yourself with a phone
8. Miking a cabinet
9. The "Third Hand"
10. Make your own impulse responses
11. Remove fizzy treble
12. Avoid Clipping
13. Avoid preamp overload
14. Sampling Rate consistency
15. Metal tone in Ableton
16. Metal tone in Reaper
17. Metal tone in Cubase
18. Fix palm muting bass boost
19. Double tracking
20. My favorite tone
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