SYNTHiC4TE | August 14 2020 | 369 MB
The foundation of the song is solid, the Masqueraders have layered the backgrounds beautifully, and some of Memphis’ finest have laid down some incredible horns on “Just As Long As You Want Me.”
It’s time to lay down some acoustic guitar overdubs with Eli “Paperboy” Reed.
In this episode, Matt will show you how he approaches recording acoustic guitars, and give you plenty of tips and tricks to apply to your next session.
See how Matt Ross-Spang:
Mics the acoustic guitar with a Sony 37a
Explains how to get an acoustic guitar player to realize their role in the tone of the guitar
Breaks down the signal chain for the acoustic guitar
Explains the importance of listening to the source and fixing issues in the live room before addressing them in the control room
Discusses how to balance overdubs in the mix to determine if the part, mic selection, or eq is correct for the song
Breaks down the cue system at Sam Phillips Recording, and explains why he likes giving everyone the same mix that he has to all of the players, as opposed to the players having their own control over the cue system
Dials in the Fairchild 660 on the acoustic guitar
Adjusts the microphone to get the perfect balance of attack and body
Work out parts to increase the tension of the bridge
Talks about different ways to communicate with a variety of artists
Join Matt Ross-Spang, Eli “Paperboy” Reed, The Hodges Brothers, Ken Coomer, and The Masqueraders inside the legendary Sam Phillips Recording in Memphis, TN for an incredible recording event, from Start To Finish. Only on pureMix.net
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