June 2014

The engineer/musicians talk shop about mastering, recording, and performing.

Your options for killing the ring have broadend.

The makers of Axe-FX want you to step on them.

Synyster Gates on one of his more obscure influences, and a brief jam session to follow.

Instrument instruction is the last safe bastion for the dvd format, apparently.

A drummer that brings his own mics to the gig is a drummer I can get behind.

Some teles go twang, some go djent, crunch, and/or chug ( and don't forget meedeley-meedeley-MEEEEEE!!!!)

But me, I'll buy any pedal with a blue LED.

A spin on the usual Rigged format. Today, we enter the studio to see how the guitar tone on The

And a "best of Devin in the EMG studio montage" for good measure.

You'll go Meshu-ga-ga

No, the Z in doesn't stand for Ziltoid.

Because old gear is better than new gear, unless you're some hoighty toighty vintage snob.

Not a popular petition, mind you, but let's entertain the idea anyway.

Or maybe my wizard analogies are off and it's more like controlling invisible puppets

A better look at the vocal tracking process this time, for the band's new record Phenomena