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Set Up for Recording Acoustic Guitar on a 4 Track
Setting Levels for Recording Acoustic Guitar on a 4 Track
Preparing to Record Acoustic Guitar on a 4 Track
Recording Acoustic Guitar on a 4 Track
Switching to Playback Mode on a 4 Track
Guitar Track Playback on a 4 Track Recorder
How to Set Up a New Track on a 4 Track
Set Up for Recording Bass on a 4 Track
How to Set Levels for Recording Bass on a 4 Track
Preparing to Record Bass on a 4 Track
Recording Bass Guitar on a 4 Track
Preparing a Bass Guitar Track Playback on a 4 Track
Bass Guitar Track Playback on a 4 Track
4 Track Set Up for Recording Vocal Tracks
How to Set Levels for Vocal Tracks on a 4 Track
How to Record a Vocal Track on a 4 Track
How to Prepare a Vocal Track Playback on a 4 Track
Playing Back Tracks on a 4 Track
How to Mix on a 4 Track Recorder
Acoustic EQ Adjustments on a 4 Track
Bass EQ Adjustments on a 4 Track
Vocal EQ Adjustments on a 4 Track
Mixing Track Levels on a 4 Track
Stereo Mix Levels on a 4 Track
Preparing for Mixdown on a 4 Track
4 Track Recorder Mixdown
How to Record Multiple Tracks at Once on 4 Track
How to Set Tape for a New Recording on a 4 Track
Using Effects Pedals with a 4 Track Recorder
4 Track Recording Tips
Summary: Adjust the bass and treble of an acoustic guitar track on a four track recorder to improve the sound of the recording. Learn how in this free music production video guide on how to record your own songs.
Brian Montgomery has been playing bass in Austin, Texas bands for more than 12 years, and has been recording on 4-tracks for eight years.read more
"BRIAN MONTGOMERY: All right. So we're at zero here. We'll hit play on that. We'll bring our acoustic guitar track up. And you can just kind of hear, kick the lows. Turn the lows up and it gets real bassy. And you can turn the high's up and get a lot of treble, and it's more of a taste thing. I kind of try to keep the low end myself with the bass and drums and kind of keep the guitars on a middle, sort of middle ground. But again, it's all up to you. It's whatever sounds best to you. It's your recording. It's your song, It's whatever so, hey, just play around with it and experiment with it and see what you like and what you don't like and go from there."
eHow Article: Acoustic EQ Adjustments on a 4 Track
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