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Recording-Mixing-Mastering: the complete package, fully time stamped and chapters

*chapters and timings as below* Only two microphones used here for all instrument takes: a Shure SM58 and an AKG C3000, both inexpensive mics... 0:00 intro 1:23 An introduction to the first stage, using guide drums to play to, and the order of instruments to record 2:29 Getting ready to record bass guitar including tuning and level setting 4:35 recording bass guitar take plus discussion after 6:15 guitar parts, including miking up the guitar amp and getting sounds and levels and using headphones 9:03 recording first guitar part 9:53 preparing second guitar part and setting a different sound on amplifier 10:43 recording second guitar part 11:54 setting up for recording vocals, plus discussion about levels, headphones and pop shield 13:50 recording vocals and discussion afterwards including checking recording level afterwards (luckily it didn’t go over...) 15:44 preparing for guitar solo parts to go with the vocals 16:53 recording guitar solo parts 18:04 “you can’t fix it in the mix” 18:15 preparing for a keyboard part 19:09 recording keyboard part 20:27 preparing fro backing vocal parts and deciding harmonies 21:55 recording three backing vocal parts 24:03 playing back backing vocals to check timing and tuning including editing 25:07 setting up mics on drum kit and preparation and discussion 26:02 recording drum part 27:12 discussion after drums, including headphone levels and end of recording part 27:36 Mixing introduction and muting initial drum guide to reveal everything I’ve recorded, plus editing of silences and clean endings of parts 28:57 a listen back to everything together 29:12 discussion, including reverb, and to start by listening to drums and bass only to get the rhythm section balanced. The limitations of an SM58 on kick drum 30:00 applying EQ to the kick drum, plus compression to make the kick more lively and integrated with bass guitar 30:43 mono drums? Slight panning of other channels to help 31:07 and onwards more successful drums and bass balance 32:24 lowering some instruments to allow raw vocal to come through 33:03 cutting lowest bass off microphone channels 34:07 compression on vocals - an explanation of compression and de-essing 36:28 reverb on vocals-presence and stereo imaging 37:35 backing vocals and treatment/mixing 39:50 checking ends of tracks for headphone bleed-luckily none! 40:25 master level and multi-band compressing plus limiting, plus final preparation for creating stereo file Everyone’s approach to recording is different, and mine, while one way, should not in any way reflect on anyone else’s tried and tested methods! Enjoy and Share! Subscribe to my channel...