MIDI is everywhere. It's in the tiniest home studio and the fanciest commercial studio. Why? Because it's incredibly useful. Find out why.

Downloading and listening to raw stems from mixing contests can supercharge your DIY recording skills. Here's why.

Have you ever wondered how regular bands even make money these days? It's something I think about a lot. So I asked an expert.

In part 2 of the guitar tone chasing series, we talk about the role of distortion and the various ways to get it. Which one is best?

Dialing in the perfect guitar tone can seem like an impossible task. Here is a simple, step by step process that will get you there.

Using this visualization technique helped me get bigger, punchier productions. Here's how it works.

Being cooped up is no fun but if you can learn to collaborate efficiently remotely, you can make some cool new tunes and cool new friends.

Finding the best online mixing and mastering service can be a daunting task. Here are a few tips.

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Maximize the quality of your recording through a quick-ish and easy guitar setup from your living room

The digital recording process - explained for someone who knows nothing about "digital" or "recording"

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One of the most time/money-effective ways to get a polished final mix is for your band to record itself - then outsource mixing/mastering

You’ve written some tasty bass riffs and you’re ready to record. Congratulations friend! Here are some practical tips

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Digital audio concepts can be a bit intimidating (no pun intended). Here is an easy analogy to help us understand "bit depth"

Getting big, tight heavy guitar tones at home can be a bit tricky. Here are some practical tips that will help.