Introduction to Grunge Music Production

What do you think about the old ways of recording grunge? Are they still just as valid today as they were in the 90's? How do you feel about the modern production approach to peak grunge artists such as Alice in Chains on their new albums? Are we still creating music that will stand the test of time? Write in the comments below your thoughts and let's talk about it!

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[isiahdruelinger]

This is funny it’s taking a genre of rock that’s so loose and making out like it’s a science

[MrMitchGames]

The start was interesting but this was basically an advertisement for GR2... Should have been split into two different videos really.

[wizardtooth]

Do it live with overdubs where needed