Sweetwater Editorial Director, Mitch Gallagher, is one of the leading music/pro audio/audio recording authorities in the world. The former senior technical editor of Keyboard magazine and former editor-in-chief of EQ magazine, Gallagher has published thousands of articles, is the author of seven books and one instructional DVD, and appears in well over 500 videos on YouTube. He teaches audio recording and music business at Purdue University/Indiana University, and has appeared at festivals, conventions, and conferences around the world.
It’s no secret that I love guitar tone — after all, I wrote a book on it! But I also love synthesizers and all the textures and sounds that they... Read more »
An earlier article discussed a number of approaches to miking acoustic guitars in a recording environment; those approaches used a single... Read more »
Acoustic guitars have a place in many musical styles, but the best method of recording an acoustic can vary. The perfect sound for a new-age... Read more »
Dream Theater’s John Petrucci has amassed quite a line of signature guitars from Music Man; 6-strings, 7-strings, higher-end, entry level —... Read more »
Six power tubes. Nine preamp tubes. Six channels. MIDI control. Onboard noise gate. Switchable effects loop. Enhanced Red Box speaker-emulated... Read more »
HANDS ON: Apogee Ensemble Thunderbolt Looking for a flexible interface to build your Mac-based studio around, that offers tons of connectivity,... Read more »
Reason 8 is here and it rocks! The software was officially released today, and I’ve already downloaded my copy and started putting it through... Read more »
Blue is well known for crafting excellent microphones that each carry their own cool twist; they look unique, they sound unique, and they’re... Read more »
Not happy with the plugged-in sound of your pickup-equipped acoustic guitar? Then you definitely need to turn your ears toward the system, which... Read more »
Cut the cord! To go wireless as a guitarist is to experience tremendous freedom. Don’t get me wrong, cables do the job and can even be used to... Read more »