4 BEST HOME RECORDING TRICKS! | Dialing In Your Perfect Guitar Tone

The 4 chapters of this video:
00:00 - Introduction
00:54 - Leveling the gain on your interface
01:38 - Recording a DI track parallel to your amp sound
03:53 - Dialing in your guitar sound
07:09 - Basic mixing techniques

Thanks to Daniel Fellner for joining me in this video! You can follow him and his work here:

Thanks so much to all my Patrons for making these videos possible!

#guitar #guitarlesson #homerecording

[Bernthguitar]

Here are the 4 awesome topics we are discussing today: 00:54 - Leveling the gain on your interface
, 01:38 - Recording a DI track parallel to your amp sound, 03:53 - Dialing in your guitar sound, 07:09 - Basic mixing techniques - make sure to check out the full course on www.patreon.com/bernth :)

[mattvdh]

I like the trick where the lead eq is bumped and then you reverse it on the rhythms. Very clever idea!

[afibhai]

You should definitely do more videos like these!

[muhammadnuraiman]

thanks Bernth, hope you sucessfully in your life for guitarist

[diode]

Do more vids like this. Ton of players at home have no proper idea about recording and mixing and at some point they are very frustrated with scattered info about it on the internet. Speaking from experience hehe :D Love the vid, thank you.

[Kbleschify]

One of the best guitar instruction youtube and IG channels out there! You always out-do yourself every time Bernth! Big fan sir!

[learcenciel]

Start the gain with zero (or almost zero), don't put too much extreme gain.

900 hz to 1.5khz for lead guitar voice.

-thanks for the tips bernth.

[knorrfx]

The tip with frequencies for lead/rythm guitars was very useful and made my mix more transparent, thank you!

[thomasbyrne]

ALL THE GAIN!

NO MIDS!

METAL ZONE!

SLAAAYYYYEEEERRRR!


C'mon guys, I can't believe I'm first to do this.

[TobyKBTY]

Even if this just an excerpt, this was already golden and no-nonsense. Thanks for the stellar content as usual!

[proguitarist]

It's a good thing I went to school for Recording or I'd probably probably be spending most of my time trying to figure out what "DI" is xD

Good tutorial btw Bernth!

[Gosling_dkc]

Dude! This was excellent knowledge to take in! I went to school for audio engineering and am also a guitarist. I wish ALL of my schooling had been like this haha. I learned some awesome techniques from this video. Super stoked about it.

[eddysel]

Excellent video. I record a lot of instrumental music (lead guitar oriented) and need these type of tutorials. Almost every tutorial is vocal oriented. Please make a lot more of these video’s. Thanks.

[hmmurdockofids]

Excellent video. My friends and family will thank you both.

[ArnoVlmt]

The 30 minutes is really helpfull. Starts with basics and finishes with real good tips! Thanks 🤘

[Aiji]

Very good video ! Hope you make more like this in the future :)
And your guitar lesson are insane too !

[erikberg]

@bernth your smile at 2:55 when the Kemper engages--it's good to see that even seasoned professionals can't help but enjoy distortion

[philippruizlozano]

Those tips were pretty useful! Thank you so much guys!🙏🏼

[american_psycho]

This was amazing! I am just getting into recording and I feel so clueless and lost when it comes to mixing but videos like these help

[frenchiesfrankieandhenry]

Nice you're using the Nolly pack from Neural Dsp. I used that one and the Plini archetype for my tones.

By far my favorite plug-ins.

Also, great tips fellas!