I already have a room studio with everything and have made a few EPs/singles but this video came up because of autoplay and I watched the whole thing because it was so entertaining. 😅 Also, it's worth mentioning this is an excellent video for anyone wanting to start up a home studio.
Just want to tell you that I am really enjoying your channel. You give a lot of inspiration, motivation, and education! I’ve been working on coming up with a home studio, I just need an interface!
thank you for that video. i do / i did a lot of research. and have been kind a stucked in few ways to go with pre amp and pedals for silent recording based home studio. i still got neighbours 😂. it is possible, but you have to have a foundation for that. and that what you do there , is exactly that. did not know what to focus on first. i startded playin guitar 20 years ago now. call it fight of life, why i couldnd start earlier. had to sell all my gear , bought stuff again , it got stolen, much work, less time for music. but music is so important 10 years of ideas are now terring on me, i have to do it like you did there. thank you for sharing that and your expirience.
Thank you for sharing. I'll be posting an updated version of my studio soon (waiting for a few more pieces). Much has changed yet it's still very simple, and fairly inexpensive.
My set up is as follows: I have a Toshiba Tecra 1TB laptop that has 2 6TB Toshiba external hard drives connected to it. My desk is nothing fancy. It's a HomCom 48" multi level computer desk that was only $165 and suits me fine. My interface is a Roland Studio- Capture. Abit over the top, but considering I do plan on recording vocals, and drums in the future, I thought it would be worth going ahead and getting it. It is really nice, however it is abit pricey so if you don't really plan on recording more than vocals and guitar/bass, then the studio duo I believe is a good choice. I don't use Monitors. I would like to get some Yamaha HS8 pair, but for now I mostly record through my Roland RH-300 headphones. I really can't recommend them enough! They let me hear everything so clearly, even when I make mistakes. I don't have any vocal equipment yet. I'm just uncertain on what to get. Lastly, I use Pro Tools. I am very happy with it. It is quite easy to use and it's worth the money depending on which version you get. I'm not rich, nor am I poor. I would say i stick somewhere in the middle, but most of my stuff I have either got on credit, or just had patience to save up until I could get it. I would go over guitars, but I have so many, but I'll just say the main guitar I use to write my own music with is a ESP E-II Eclipse DB Red Sparkle Left Handed that has EMG 55/67 I believe with a ESP um double padded? leather strap (you can get it on their website), and is set up in A standard (ADGCEA not ADGCFA like a 7 string) with Cleartone Monster Heavy 14-80. Thanks for reading, and I apologize for the story! Just a big fan of Jason and though I would share my set up :D.
LOTTA great info here man...I'll read this a few times and take some notes! Thanks for posting this. And dude, you never have to apologize for giving quality info like you just did! This will help me and other tremendously, so thank you again! And I totally realized I forgot to talk about headphones after the fact!! Those make a huge difference, especially recording vocals...they're a MUST because you don't want the sound from monitors bleeding into your vocal tracks! As far as desks...my is too big man! I plan to get rid of it soon, get a smaller desk (simplify things), and get some pro monitor stands soon. I'll check out the HomCom you talked about.
Nice setup for beginner mixers. I use FL Studio as as a daw because I bought it long ago. I used to club in NY and Chicago. Metal is my thing though. I use Amplitube 4 free version. I paid for the orange amps and mesa boogie amps as well. I got a few pedals that work well. Such as the tube screamer. Using a compressor then an equalizer in that chain for every guitar track including acoustics. Helps tremendously! EzDrummer 2 is great. You can change some things, but a drummer is better. Like Jason says. Don't think that ez drummer can't deliver the sound you need. Shoorie school on you tube can help you master Ezdrummer2 to the point you can use it for your album if you can't find a great drummer. I use a 3rd generation scarlet focusrire 2i2 for my audio interface . It allows 48v of power if your Mic type needs it. Another thing not mentioned is headsets. The monitor is a great tool, but you need a good set of phones to hear the pices as they'll sound in the mix.
I've always heard great things about UAD. They're interfaces are quite pricey though. And I don't use an abundance of plugins. I keep things fairly simple!
Dude, you’re hilarious. My husband and I are in our early 20’s, trying to seriously start recording metal music. Your jokes legit made us LOL xD I wish you were my dad, lmao! You’re awesome, I’m happy to be a new subscriber and continue watching your videos!
Not many people know this but… def Leppard pyromania album was done with the drum machine and when they got the new drummer, they said we wanted to sound like this and he nailed it. He sound just like the drum machine, but that album was done with the drum machine and it’s in one of my opinions it’s not metal but great record back in 80s
Oh yeah man, that SM7B mic is a nice one! I have another video here. It's on death metal vocals but you may find it helpful: ruclips.net/video/yaXEbCYNhKo/видео.html
I’ve only played with a guitar and a amp, I’m just now getting into solo things if possible is there anyways you could make a video or help me understand more on self recording.
Alberto Speed This is a guide I created for backing tracks and it takes you through the recording process: www.jasonstallworth.com/how-to-create-backing-tracks/
yea i never really figured out how to fully operate my old cassette 4 track from back in the day...the software we have now is soo much easier...reaper,ezdrummer,positive grid,and i'm good to go....excellent video as always brother! stay metal!
Thanks Jason. Great video. Just a beginner here. Could u please articulate a bit more what u mean with " the final file was sent off for mastering" it means we can not mastering things with by our own with the DAW?
You can definitely master your own work. But I do not recommend, unless you're a pro at mastering and it's something that you do for a living, or at least on a regular basis at a professional level (meaning people are paying you to master their work). It's a good idea to have that second pair of ears, and again, someone who is a pro. That's just my opinion if you plan to release something professionally.
@@jasonstallworth Gotcha, thanks for your reply and thanks for sharing this great content. I will be soon getting your Metal Guitar Apprentice course. Looking forward for it.
Great video Jason. If I may make a few suggestions. Your a pretty tall chap, I'd definitely recommend raising your monitors to ear level. Secondly room setup. It seems you've set your desk quite near the right side wall corner. Always try to to place the desk at the center of said wall. Thirdly, room treatment bass traps in the corners and if you can panels on the sidewalls to catch the first points of reflection. Huge fan keep up the great work bigyin\m/
Thanks dude. Yes, I've actually considered getting monitor stands (and a smaller studio desk!) I've also got some things in the room can act as bass traps but getting some panels is in the near future.
Hi Jason! First of all, let me tell you I'm a big fan of your videos! They're very educational and I'm learning a lot from it. Keep up the good work! Now, my question is, are you ever gonna make a video of how practically record metal on a home studio? I mean creating a new project, add some audio channels, add some Bias, and actually record some Metal! :) That way we can hear how the guitar sounds in the recording. It doesn't have to be a long video though, just recording of some guitar riffs, and maybe a solo on it. I hope I made my self clear and you get the idea I'm talking about :) So...Keep it METAL!
Tommy Mizrahi Dude thanks for being a part of my channel and for your support! Means a lot! And I actually have a video that may help you: ruclips.net/video/x5dZ1HVxtuw/видео.html
Jason we talked befor, I respect that you answer back a lot. I was wondering, do you ever think metal or hard rock will ever come back to the fore front? Or will it keep dieing?
That's a great question. I believe metal is still very much alive, it's just not mainstream. And I'm ok with that. When you go mainstream, you become a slave to the what the labels want, and all they want is for them to make money. Nothing wrong with making money, but it shouldn't be at the expense of your true fans (in other words, keep giving your fans what they want and what they expect). Me personally, I'd rather have 1,000 die-hard fans of my music the way it is than trying to please the masses with playing something lighter or something that's just not me. Now, in the United States, metal isn't as popular as other countries. In fact, most of the metal bands I listen too are from various European countries (Arch Enemy, Nightwish, Delain, Amon Amarth, Sonata Arctica). And metal in its true nature is never really gonna be radio friendly, especially in the U.S. I think it's one of those things to where people will say metal is dying, but there are still plenty of great metal bands touring, and those fans are hardcore! Because of that, Metal will never die!
They have loops and that's all I use...I never program these things (don't even know how!) I just use EZ Drummer for RUclips and social videos. For my albums, I hire a real drummer. So there's no need for me to program. You can do a lot with the loops, especially the ones in the metal packs.
Very helpful thanks! Studio monitors.. been looking at yamaha hs8 or adam a7x with my Axe III. Or do i need particular monitors depending on genre? Mostly trash/heavy/black/power metal but also softer music. Bonus question, have my desk in north-right corner, and TV middle-left corner. Will it sound good if i sit and play in the sofa infront of the TV as infront of the desk? Not a recording question but.. :)
This video is so helpful...but my studio (ok it's a box room in the house where I'm currently Working From Home) doesn't have a cool axe like you have casually sitting in the corner XD Can I still record without this critical item!? Seriously though, I am in need of monitors, I have a little desktop speaker (Bose Mini Soundlink) which I am currently using. Have you replaced those Rokit 5s?
Brother, you absolutely need a cool axe to record good music! Lol I do like m KRKs and have been using them since 2010 (these same ones). They're small, 5" and that's perfect for smaller rooms (you definitely don't want huge monitors in small studios...it will throw off your mixing). And I don't plan on changing that setup anytime soon. The other thing about studio monitors is you get used to them and the more you use them, the better your mixing gets!
I read your whole blog and I’m having too focus really hard and I’m starting to understand. I have a RP155 by digitech. Will this device work to record a track?
@@jasonstallworth coming back to this to say I got the standard version and for 50 bucks it's WELL WORTH IT. Loving the insane amps , so much fun and metal. Thanks Jason for the recc
Ronaldo Murphano Dude, I actually go through CD Baby and they put my music on all platforms. And yes, I need to put a video out there on the steps to do this!!
I like that setup...I actually did that when I was using my POD HD500 unit and that worked really well. I ran the left and right output into both channels of the interface for my tones that had a stereo effect, like ping pong delay or stereo chorus.
Dude, there are no dumb questions here! We all start somewhere and have to learn as we go, and I was super intimidated with this stuff at first! To answer your question, yes, most interfaces will connect to your computer via USB. I actually have a blog post that goes more in depth with the connections and all here: www.jasonstallworth.com/home-recording-studio-guide/
You can go either way. The one drummer I've been working with has hias drums mixed really well, so he just sends me a stereo file. BUt you can also have your drummer send the stems for each mic if you want to mix them yourself or have someone else mix
Hello Jason, love your vids. When I record a youtube video, I usually record myself playing a cover to the real song in reaper when various plugins, etc. After that I use a video editor called Camtasia and I bring in the audio from reaper after I edit the recording and render it down and shit. I then line up the video which I mute with the audio, then upload it to youtube. Jason, do you do this like I do or do you record the video on the fly?? By that I mean do out line out the audio from your DAW into your camera?? Can you please explain to me how you record your audio? Am I doing it right because again I mute the audio that I record with my camera and bring in the audio and sync it with my video. If you would please respond to me, it would help me out big-time. Also would you check out my channel and subscribe if you like my stuff. Thanks and please continue doing your videos because they are awesome.
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I already have a room studio with everything and have made a few EPs/singles but this video came up because of autoplay and I watched the whole thing because it was so entertaining. 😅
Also, it's worth mentioning this is an excellent video for anyone wanting to start up a home studio.
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Just want to tell you that I am really enjoying your channel. You give a lot of inspiration, motivation, and education! I’ve been working on coming up with a home studio, I just need an interface!
Really nice to hear this, and thank you!
This video helps me a great deal, I appreciate your sharing your experience.
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thank you for that video. i do / i did a lot of research. and have been kind a stucked in few ways to go with pre amp and pedals for silent recording based home studio. i still got neighbours 😂. it is possible, but you have to have a foundation for that. and that what you do there , is exactly that. did not know what to focus on first. i startded playin guitar 20 years ago now. call it fight of life, why i couldnd start earlier. had to sell all my gear , bought stuff again , it got stolen, much work, less time for music. but music is so important 10 years of ideas are now terring on me, i have to do it like you did there. thank you for sharing that and your expirience.
Thank you for sharing. I'll be posting an updated version of my studio soon (waiting for a few more pieces). Much has changed yet it's still very simple, and fairly inexpensive.
@@jasonstallworth yeah and i hope i can get started soon. will send you some music than, if its ok
My set up is as follows: I have a Toshiba Tecra 1TB laptop that has 2 6TB Toshiba external hard drives connected to it. My desk is nothing fancy. It's a HomCom 48" multi level computer desk that was only $165 and suits me fine. My interface is a Roland Studio- Capture. Abit over the top, but considering I do plan on recording vocals, and drums in the future, I thought it would be worth going ahead and getting it. It is really nice, however it is abit pricey so if you don't really plan on recording more than vocals and guitar/bass, then the studio duo I believe is a good choice. I don't use Monitors. I would like to get some Yamaha HS8 pair, but for now I mostly record through my Roland RH-300 headphones. I really can't recommend them enough! They let me hear everything so clearly, even when I make mistakes. I don't have any vocal equipment yet. I'm just uncertain on what to get. Lastly, I use Pro Tools. I am very happy with it. It is quite easy to use and it's worth the money depending on which version you get. I'm not rich, nor am I poor. I would say i stick somewhere in the middle, but most of my stuff I have either got on credit, or just had patience to save up until I could get it. I would go over guitars, but I have so many, but I'll just say the main guitar I use to write my own music with is a ESP E-II Eclipse DB Red Sparkle Left Handed that has EMG 55/67 I believe with a ESP um double padded? leather strap (you can get it on their website), and is set up in A standard (ADGCEA not ADGCFA like a 7 string) with Cleartone Monster Heavy 14-80. Thanks for reading, and I apologize for the story! Just a big fan of Jason and though I would share my set up :D.
LOTTA great info here man...I'll read this a few times and take some notes! Thanks for posting this. And dude, you never have to apologize for giving quality info like you just did! This will help me and other tremendously, so thank you again!
And I totally realized I forgot to talk about headphones after the fact!! Those make a huge difference, especially recording vocals...they're a MUST because you don't want the sound from monitors bleeding into your vocal tracks!
As far as desks...my is too big man! I plan to get rid of it soon, get a smaller desk (simplify things), and get some pro monitor stands soon. I'll check out the HomCom you talked about.
This is just the video I was looking for. Thanks, Jason!!
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I love the ease with which you produce amazing sounds at will!
Nice setup for beginner mixers.
I use FL Studio as as a daw because I bought it long ago. I used to club in NY and Chicago. Metal is my thing though.
I use Amplitube 4 free version. I paid for the orange amps and mesa boogie amps as well. I got a few pedals that work well. Such as the tube screamer.
Using a compressor then an equalizer in that chain for every guitar track including acoustics. Helps tremendously!
EzDrummer 2 is great. You can change some things, but a drummer is better. Like Jason says.
Don't think that ez drummer can't deliver the sound you need.
Shoorie school on you tube can help you master Ezdrummer2 to the point you can use it for your album if you can't find a great drummer.
I use a 3rd generation scarlet focusrire 2i2 for my audio interface . It allows 48v of power if your Mic type needs it.
Another thing not mentioned is headsets. The monitor is a great tool, but you need a good set of phones to hear the pices as they'll sound in the mix.
As always- @Jason breaks it down simply. You can trust him and follow his instructions. listen to this guy. You will become a better got
It's great but I often forget what I played! lol
Thank you
I highly recommend UAD interface,comes with outstanding plugins and takes a major load off your computer.
I've always heard great things about UAD. They're interfaces are quite pricey though. And I don't use an abundance of plugins. I keep things fairly simple!
They are expensive but the noise is not injected into your raw guitar recording. It's very expensive but powerful.
Dude. Just found your channel yesterday. Subbed right away. Very good stuff!!
THANK YOU for the support man!
Dude, you’re hilarious. My husband and I are in our early 20’s, trying to seriously start recording metal music. Your jokes legit made us LOL xD I wish you were my dad, lmao! You’re awesome, I’m happy to be a new subscriber and continue watching your videos!
Lol, thank you and thanks for the sub! Also, if you don't have my free metal practice course, get it here: www.jasonstallworth.com/guitarist/
Excellent walk-through, thanks! :)
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Not many people know this but… def Leppard pyromania album was done with the drum machine and when they got the new drummer, they said we wanted to sound like this and he nailed it. He sound just like the drum machine, but that album was done with the drum machine and it’s in one of my opinions it’s not metal but great record back in 80s
@@Deathcorp666 Def Leppard is one of my favorites!
it's good about the studio especially to record voices cool thanks for the recommendation
Oh yeah man, that SM7B mic is a nice one! I have another video here. It's on death metal vocals but you may find it helpful: ruclips.net/video/yaXEbCYNhKo/видео.html
Thanks so much for your help.
You're welcome! 🤘
I’ve only played with a guitar and a amp, I’m just now getting into solo things if possible is there anyways you could make a video or help me understand more on self recording.
Alberto Speed This is a guide I created for backing tracks and it takes you through the recording process: www.jasonstallworth.com/how-to-create-backing-tracks/
Excellent Video.... Good Stuff!!!! - 🎸🤘👍😀
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yea i never really figured out how to fully operate my old cassette 4 track from back in the day...the software we have now is soo much easier...reaper,ezdrummer,positive grid,and i'm good to go....excellent video as always brother! stay metal!
Those old machines were quite complicated! And yeah, once you get the hang of recording with software, it's so much smoother!
Thanks Jason. Great video. Just a beginner here. Could u please articulate a bit more what u mean with " the final file was sent off for mastering" it means we can not mastering things with by our own with the DAW?
You can definitely master your own work. But I do not recommend, unless you're a pro at mastering and it's something that you do for a living, or at least on a regular basis at a professional level (meaning people are paying you to master their work).
It's a good idea to have that second pair of ears, and again, someone who is a pro.
That's just my opinion if you plan to release something professionally.
@@jasonstallworth Gotcha, thanks for your reply and thanks for sharing this great content. I will be soon getting your Metal Guitar Apprentice course. Looking forward for it.
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Great video Jason. If I may make a few suggestions. Your a pretty tall chap, I'd definitely recommend raising your monitors to ear level. Secondly room setup. It seems you've set your desk quite near the right side wall corner. Always try to to place the desk at the center of said wall. Thirdly, room treatment bass traps in the corners and if you can panels on the sidewalls to catch the first points of reflection.
Huge fan keep up the great work bigyin\m/
Thanks dude. Yes, I've actually considered getting monitor stands (and a smaller studio desk!) I've also got some things in the room can act as bass traps but getting some panels is in the near future.
Thanks , this was a helpful video
You're welcome brother!
does the bass tone matter much? or could it just be the normal clean tone
this video has helped me much more than any video ive seen yet btw
The bass tone matters but only in the context of the mix (does it all sound good). And thank you for watching.
Hi Jason!
First of all, let me tell you I'm a big fan of your videos!
They're very educational and I'm learning a lot from it. Keep up the good work!
Now, my question is, are you ever gonna make a video of how practically record metal on a home studio?
I mean creating a new project, add some audio channels, add some Bias, and actually record some Metal! :)
That way we can hear how the guitar sounds in the recording.
It doesn't have to be a long video though, just recording of some guitar riffs, and maybe a solo on it.
I hope I made my self clear and you get the idea I'm talking about :)
So...Keep it METAL!
Tommy Mizrahi Dude thanks for being a part of my channel and for your support! Means a lot!
And I actually have a video that may help you: ruclips.net/video/x5dZ1HVxtuw/видео.html
Is a Mackie studio monitor ( priced like 100 bucks I guess) good enough for mixing? I have a very low budget and can't afford those KRKs
I really have no clue. I've never used those
Kali Lp6, 149 each.
Nice
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Jason we talked befor, I respect that you answer back a lot. I was wondering, do you ever think metal or hard rock will ever come back to the fore front? Or will it keep dieing?
That's a great question. I believe metal is still very much alive, it's just not mainstream. And I'm ok with that.
When you go mainstream, you become a slave to the what the labels want, and all they want is for them to make money. Nothing wrong with making money, but it shouldn't be at the expense of your true fans (in other words, keep giving your fans what they want and what they expect).
Me personally, I'd rather have 1,000 die-hard fans of my music the way it is than trying to please the masses with playing something lighter or something that's just not me.
Now, in the United States, metal isn't as popular as other countries. In fact, most of the metal bands I listen too are from various European countries (Arch Enemy, Nightwish, Delain, Amon Amarth, Sonata Arctica).
And metal in its true nature is never really gonna be radio friendly, especially in the U.S. I think it's one of those things to where people will say metal is dying, but there are still plenty of great metal bands touring, and those fans are hardcore! Because of that, Metal will never die!
Thanks for sharing . Does EZ TOONS have user patterns like some stand alone machines do ? Or just preset ?
They have loops and that's all I use...I never program these things (don't even know how!) I just use EZ Drummer for RUclips and social videos. For my albums, I hire a real drummer. So there's no need for me to program. You can do a lot with the loops, especially the ones in the metal packs.
@@jasonstallworth Thanks for the reply. Saves me a ton of time. I ended up buying and Alesis SR18 and it’s hard to learn but I’m figuring it out. 🤟🏻
Very helpful thanks! Studio monitors.. been looking at yamaha hs8 or adam a7x with my Axe III. Or do i need particular monitors depending on genre? Mostly trash/heavy/black/power metal but also softer music.
Bonus question, have my desk in north-right corner, and TV middle-left corner. Will it sound good if i sit and play in the sofa infront of the TV as infront of the desk?
Not a recording question but.. :)
The monitor type/brand shouldn't make a difference for genre - it's all about hearing the true sound coming out.
This video is so helpful...but my studio (ok it's a box room in the house where I'm currently Working From Home) doesn't have a cool axe like you have casually sitting in the corner XD Can I still record without this critical item!? Seriously though, I am in need of monitors, I have a little desktop speaker (Bose Mini Soundlink) which I am currently using. Have you replaced those Rokit 5s?
Brother, you absolutely need a cool axe to record good music! Lol
I do like m KRKs and have been using them since 2010 (these same ones). They're small, 5" and that's perfect for smaller rooms (you definitely don't want huge monitors in small studios...it will throw off your mixing).
And I don't plan on changing that setup anytime soon. The other thing about studio monitors is you get used to them and the more you use them, the better your mixing gets!
I read your whole blog and I’m having too focus really hard and I’m starting to understand. I have a RP155 by digitech. Will this device work to record a track?
Yeah, those Digitech processors are cool. I have the RP10 way back in the early 90s
Hey Jason which amp simulator/ plugins do you like using for that heavy crunchy metal? I'm over on Ableton but shouldn't be an issue
For the most part, Positive Grid BIAS FX. I've got a resource on tones here: www.jasonstallworth.com/metal-tones-virtual-and-real-amp-settings/
@@jasonstallworth dude thank you I appreciate it
@@jasonstallworth coming back to this to say I got the standard version and for 50 bucks it's WELL WORTH IT. Loving the insane amps , so much fun and metal. Thanks Jason for the recc
where in fl in cali
Tampa area
Dude your hilarious! Do you have any videos about putting your stuff on spotify or itunes? That's hopefully the next step for me.
Ronaldo Murphano Dude, I actually go through CD Baby and they put my music on all platforms. And yes, I need to put a video out there on the steps to do this!!
thanks for such an informative video... What are your thoughts on driving the interface through a Boss GT 100 or some such AMP modeling pedal?
I like that setup...I actually did that when I was using my POD HD500 unit and that worked really well. I ran the left and right output into both channels of the interface for my tones that had a stereo effect, like ping pong delay or stereo chorus.
What pre amp should I used for guitar for heavy metal ?
Pre amp? Or do you mean interface? It really doesn't matter what interface...it's going to be the amp sims that matter for metal
Does this work for rock too?
Oh yeah, definitely works for rock!
Hi, thanks for the great video. Probably a dumb question but how is the input interface plugged into the PC, do you need a sound card or is it USB?
Dude, there are no dumb questions here! We all start somewhere and have to learn as we go, and I was super intimidated with this stuff at first!
To answer your question, yes, most interfaces will connect to your computer via USB.
I actually have a blog post that goes more in depth with the connections and all here: www.jasonstallworth.com/home-recording-studio-guide/
How do you get the best Sunn O)))/Conan/sludge sound?
Dude, I have no idea what that is 🤷🏽♂️
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That SM7B can go on an amp too!
I need to try that soon man!
Hey Jason channel of yours, man!
Say, the drummer send you the files "ready" in R/L only or in separately channels for each piece?
You can go either way. The one drummer I've been working with has hias drums mixed really well, so he just sends me a stereo file. BUt you can also have your drummer send the stems for each mic if you want to mix them yourself or have someone else mix
@@jasonstallworth ok, thanks man!
By the way, miss a word in the first phrase up there...
"A great channel of yours..."
Junior Ork thanks dude
Man your videos are very informative, entertaining and funny. You deserve way more views and subs!
Necronomikyle Thank you, I really appreciate that. If you do mind, please share this video on your social media to help spread the word! 🤘
13 year old metal head me has to save up now
Yes, save up! Mow some lawns (that's what I started doing at 13) and odd jobs...you'll get there!
@@jasonstallworth got a job 1 year later... i just got a great laptop and now im looking for some softwares thanks!
Butt load, lolololololo 😂
Love those words, hahaha 🤣
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Great video. I need to get this recording shit down!
Yeah you've probably got a ton of riff ideas floating around!
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@@Deathcorp666 🤘
Hello Jason, love your vids. When I record a youtube video, I usually record myself playing a cover to the real song in reaper when various plugins, etc. After that I use a video editor called Camtasia and I bring in the audio from reaper after I edit the recording and render it down and shit. I then line up the video which I mute with the audio, then upload it to youtube. Jason, do you do this like I do or do you record the video on the fly?? By that I mean do out line out the audio from your DAW into your camera?? Can you please explain to me how you record your audio? Am I doing it right because again I mute the audio that I record with my camera and bring in the audio and sync it with my video. If you would please respond to me, it would help me out big-time. Also would you check out my channel and subscribe if you like my stuff. Thanks and please continue doing your videos because they are awesome.
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Oh man, so many no no's right there in your "studio" i just cant take tou seriously. Youre soreading some really bad info man
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