How To Edit Electric Guitars!

0:00 - Intro
1:07 - Identifying the transient
04:04 - Slip editing VS Warping
10:39 - Recap
11:04 - Outro

Tags: home recording, audio production, mixing tutorials, ben bruce, toneforge
#homerecording #audioproduction #mixingtutorials #benbruce #toneforge

[charlesrocks]

I’m literally reamping guitars and editing DIs right now. I’m so happy you’re doing this video. I’m sending it out to all of my queued clients right now.

[xperimeter]

This video is the fastest I've ever subscribed to a channel. Thank you for being on YouTube!

[JesseWWPCo]

Studio ones slip editing is amazing quick and easy

[cmcp]

I’d like to see some slip editing tips for editing DI Bass when it’s tuned low (A 0) and played fast. I sometimes end up with weird “lumpy” sounding edits where I can’t identify the source of the mystery-transient.

Great video!

[superhydroyeast]

This channel is so damn useful. I had been under the illusion that I wouldn't suffer phase issues by having two different guitar tracks but that just simply isn't how sound works. Thanks Miami!

[careydavenport]

Thanks for explaining this Miami. I started doing slip editing in Reaper because of you guys and it's leveled up my mixing so much. You all at JST are making the world a more enjoyable place and giving old metalheads like me new life in music. Also, I saw someone was interested in Bass DI below. I too would be interested in your advice on 64th note editing for tremolo picking.

[captainskippah]

On Reaper, you can press Shift+Up to make the waveform taller/bigger without boosting the volume.

[marc_leblanc]

I'm primarily a guitar player so I appreciate this.

[DommoDommo]

I've always wanted to dive into Reamping, but I was always confused on routing through reaper. So this was a MUCH needed video! Could you also show us how to use Pedals as outboard effects? No one ever dives into how to actually plug it all in!

[breakingtherelapse]

I always felt editing right to the grid was overkill, but I didn't know about the phase issues that can come with that.

[christopherharv]

So is the difference between Slip and Warp editing that with slip editing you 'slip' the audio around in the DAW by slightly changing its location, and with warp editing you 'warp' the audio by stretching it and making it longer by slowing its playback rate? Cant you do both of these things in the same song, in the same passage, in the same riff even? Slip some parts and warp others?

[Brandon-RZ]

Never thought of cutting the low end information out seems way easier on the eyes. After doing this can you edit the track without low end then revert it back? Or do you just have to use it as a reference and go back and forth? Thanks Miami!

[AlexeySolovievMusic]

Great video and great tips Miami! Thank you so much! Do you have videos on drums editing?

[joshguitarreiru]

Great video Miami! I was already doing it that way but it felt good to double check with a pro that I'm not alone in going through such painful editing 😂 I use Reaper and in terms of sound I prefer slip editing whereas the warp method is less time consuming (at least for me). Cheers!

[realraven]

cubase has multitrack phase coherent warping now. total game changer and time saver

[Justinjale]

My intro to music was Joey's creative live, so seeing a channel with his name on it advocate for warping is blowing my mind rn

[knivestothebirds]

TY!!! I love watching stuff like this. I mean i already know how to edit alright but for some reason i believe you can always learn something new even from videos the cover topics that seem basic. TY!

[CrushingAxes]

Editing guitars seems to be something basic and easy, fact is most people makes a lot of mistakes on the "basics" of mixing. Really cool video!

[sebastianpiedrahita]

You don't know how much I wish we had that level of slip editing in Pro Tools, being able to move the wave freely inside the audio clip would be fantastic. Even tho, I use both techniques on protools, both are absolutely usefull! I love editing guitars! 😁

[hungchannie]

Great video! But a suggestion for future videos. Could you start recording your cursor on your screen capture segments?