Category Archives: Video

Ear Training Results: Acoustic Guitar

Here’s my follow-up video to yesterday’s round of ear training. If you haven’t checked out the audio clips there, you might want to do that before watching the video below.

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How to Remove Vocals from a Song [Video]

A few months ago, I was running a recording session for a corporate party for a bunch of folks from Boston. They wanted to record some country music (livin’ the Nashville dream).
So, I had to come up with a selection of country songs for them to sing to. This required me to figure out how [...]

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Ear Training Results: Bass EQ

Yesterday I posted two bass audio clips, one dry and one processed. Then I had you guess what I did to the second clip.
Ear training is really important. I always learn something from it. Oftentimes you end up realizing that things are much simpler than they seem.
Check out the video for more:

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Ask Joe #18 – Page Scrolling in Pro Tools

I get lots of questions. This particular one made me want to do a video. Special thanks to Tom, one of my newsletter subscribers.

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EQ-ing Kick Drum [Video]

In January, I posted several articles on mixing. Today I want to share with you an excerpt from the HSC Production Club. This video comes out of the Week 9 material, which deals with mixing drums and bass.
If you haven’t signed up for the free webinar tomorrow night (Tuesday, February 2, at 7PM CST), there’s [...]

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3 Mixing Tips [Video]

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How (and Why) to Reverse a Cymbal in Pro Tools [Video]

Sometimes you just need a reversed cymbal. It can complete you.
I’ve got a video today showing you how. It also gives you a little taste of one of the tunes for my upcoming album. A behind the scenes look!! Enjoy.

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Creative Panning in Pro Tools [Video]

Here’s a fun little panning trick I use from time to time on pads/keyboard parts. Enjoy!

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