Song Deconstructions - The Art of Recording Guitars
When playing guitar in the studio for records, a guitar player will often need to record several layers of different guitars on the same song. In this series of videos, Dave gives you a behind-the-scenes look into the process of recording guitars in the studio. Each video will focus on one a part of one song. He'll show you the different guitar sounds he uses, how he gets them, why he uses them, and then he demonstrates how each layer sounds in the song. Then you'll get to hear the finished product after he has recorded all of the guitar layers.
3 videos:
Song Deconstruction 1 – An Epic Instrumental In this first video, Dave demonstrates the process of recording 2 layers of guitars into part of a song. The song is ver
Song Deconstruction 2 – Country/Gospel In this video Dave demonstrates the process of of recording 5 layers of guitars for a part of a song: a ganjo track (a banjo that's tuned like a guitar), 2 acoustic guitars tracks, and 2 electric guitar tracks.
Song Deconstruction 3 – A Light Pop Song In this video Dave demonstrates the process of of recording 4 layers of guitars for a section of a song: A stereo electric guitar track, 2 acoustic guitar tracks, and an electric guitar track with an ebow.
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