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!!!!)

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.

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

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