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Today is the turn to list the top brands for acoustic guitars. Indeed, after having done the same with electric guitars, we decided to let acoustic guitar players express their opinion. .. Read more on Audiofanzine

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After the war of the DAWs and electric guitars, now is the turn of high-end amp emulators! Once again we asked our French community to share with us their preferences regarding high-end amp emulators. We intentionally reduced the list to the most important and reputed options on the market… Read more on Audiofanzine

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Ever since we started this series of articles, there’s one thing we’ve repeated over and over again: the main flaw of almost any home studio is room acoustics. However, for some instruments you can bypass this issue completely, and it just so happens that electric guitar is a textbook case. Let’s take a look at the different possibilities you have….. Read more on Audiofanzine

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This week I will reveal to you some very simple tricks that ought to allow you to get a guitar sound that is more “lively” or “produced,” for lack of a better word… Read more on Audiofanzine

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“S**t, I forgot that!” Have you ever had that feeling when you came out of a test or an important interview? I bet you have, surely at least the “s**t” part… Well that’s exactly what I thought a couple of days ago regarding the chapter dedicated to electric guitar… Fortunately, the publication rhythm of the series gives me the opportunity to set the record straight in a more or less elegant way. So, today I will tackle the matter of amp guitars in a home studio. Better late than never!.. Read more on Audiofanzine

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Whether you’re just starting out with the guitar or you’re simply looking for an affordable and practical tool, modeling combos are an attractive alternative to amplify your instrument. All major brands have their own models and the offer is huge, so it’s not easy to choose one! That’s why we asked our French community to vote for their favorites and, as usual, we decided to share the results with you. Our selection includes popular models that are still available for sale. Don’t hesitate adding to this list by contributing in the comments!.. Read more on Audiofanzine

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When you talk about electric guitar, it’s inevitable to think about the instrument and an amp. To the point that when you mention “direct recording” to some guitar players, they cry “heresy!” and shun it as a sort of safety net for budding audio engineers. And yet, many legendary tracks include guitar parts recorded sending the guitar signal directly into the console, without going into an amp. And we are talking about thousands of records! Here’s a non-exhaustive list….. Read more on Audiofanzine

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In this new installment I will suggest some mics and DIs to record electric guitar. By no means is this list meant to be an exhaustive one. As usual, I will stick to the standard solutions which have proved their worth through the years, so the least experienced among you know how you can go safe… Read more on Audiofanzine