I have produced this song based on the client's preferences and wishes. At first, the song was arranged and sung in English, but later we decided to sing in Czech to make it more clear for the target audience. On this song I have done: ► Beats ► Synths ► Guitars ► Vocals Melody ► Vocals Coaching & Recording ► Audio Mixing ► Audio Mastering Recorded with Fryette Amplification Sig:X tube amp and Fender guitar. I have also boosted the amp with BOSS SD-1 and ProCo RAT. I run my t

VOCALS RECORDING SESSION If you want to have really big-sounding vocals in the chorus, you probably need to do something more than you are doing in the verses, right? You need to change or add something. There are several ways how to make the vocals bigger in the chorus. And some of them can be even combined across the whole song. If you want to make a big gradation for the song, you have to create a "map" of how to make the gradation that works for the song. In most cases, t

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Try the gem, try Sphene! HOW I MIX To distort or not to distort? That's the question. For me, the answer is always "both"! I often end up with up to 20 parallel re-amped tracks of the bass blending together to get the right sauce for the tone I am hearing in my mind. Crazy, right? Some of the tracks are distorted, some of them are clean. This is crucial for the good bass tone. Blending the clean tone with the distorted one. I am always searching for the right balance between

Classic answer: Try the fuzz! ... And a couple of other pedals ;) GUITAR LABORATORY I am a big fan of dubStep synth tones. But since my main musical instrument is electric guitar, I was trying to get closer to that dubStep style tones. And I think I have figured it out! I have found that a combination of a fuzz and an octaver pedal into slightly overdriven tube amp is a good starting point. In my case, I have used a combination of Dunlop Octavio and MXR BlueBox Fuzz/Octaver.