Bro you make very very very helpful videos on this earth. Can you make a video for very beginners who dont know anything about music and audio production... Like a course for beginners like what is compression what is delay what is reverb like very baasic things plsss sir...
Hello, thanks for the kind words! I have some videos in this playlist that could help. I’ll make some new ones soon hopefully, it’s a great topic to cover. Audio Basics th-cam.com/play/PLnDtt7--UaL7oSUg8hFtP2F7TD9L5n9c8.html
Hey Wilson.. Any further explanation/ insights on why I'd create a D.I. track as well as the Effected ( Helix/ Thu/ etc) I see other producers doing same thing with guitars... 2 tracks d.i. and effected. Thanks this was helpful.
Hey Andrew! I usually like to use a DI just in case I need to change the guitar tone later, like when mixing. Or if I’m not the one mixing it, I like to deliver the DI as an option in case the mixing engineer doesn’t like my tones 😊
this video is great for showing how to set up recording, but I am looking for a video on managing multiple takes and the practices involved in comping. you get to that stuff at the very end and its not really addressed
I've been trying to record guitar with the signal split to two mono outputs and various pedals. When I try to input these two mono signals into logic as input 1 and input 2 I can only get one or the other, but not both at the same time. I've tried creating an aggregate input but that didn't work either.
@@woodyardmusic I'm running one USB cable from a Boss Katana Go to one of the USB inputs on my MacBook. I'm running a separate USB cable from a Fender Mustang GTX100 to a different USB input on my MacBook. Logic can't seem to recognize the katana and mustang inputs simultaneously, even if I combine the two into a single aggregate input.
@@trailingupwards I think the only way to get that to work would be with an aggregate device. I would double check the routing for your aggregate device, it might not be 1 and 2
I’d start by restarting logic and your interface, then change your audio device to something else like “built-in microphone” then back to your interface. Also if your interface requires drivers/software, make sure that’s updated
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What type of multitrack recording do you plan on doing? Let me know down below!
Bro you make very very very helpful videos on this earth.
Can you make a video for very beginners who dont know anything about music and audio production... Like a course for beginners like what is compression what is delay what is reverb like very baasic things plsss sir...
Hello, thanks for the kind words! I have some videos in this playlist that could help. I’ll make some new ones soon hopefully, it’s a great topic to cover.
Audio Basics
th-cam.com/play/PLnDtt7--UaL7oSUg8hFtP2F7TD9L5n9c8.html
Excellent! Carry on. . .
Hey Wilson.. Any further explanation/ insights on why I'd create a D.I. track as well as the Effected ( Helix/ Thu/ etc)
I see other producers doing same thing with guitars... 2 tracks d.i. and effected. Thanks this was helpful.
Hey Andrew! I usually like to use a DI just in case I need to change the guitar tone later, like when mixing. Or if I’m not the one mixing it, I like to deliver the DI as an option in case the mixing engineer doesn’t like my tones 😊
Ahhh makes sense👍
this video is great for showing how to set up recording, but I am looking for a video on managing multiple takes and the practices involved in comping. you get to that stuff at the very end and its not really addressed
Yeah, fair enough. I’ve been wanting to make a dedicated comping/editing video. I’ll be sure to do that in the coming weeks!
I've been trying to record guitar with the signal split to two mono outputs and various pedals. When I try to input these two mono signals into logic as input 1 and input 2 I can only get one or the other, but not both at the same time. I've tried creating an aggregate input but that didn't work either.
That’s odd. What interface are you using?
@@woodyardmusic I'm running one USB cable from a Boss Katana Go to one of the USB inputs on my MacBook. I'm running a separate USB cable from a Fender Mustang GTX100 to a different USB input on my MacBook. Logic can't seem to recognize the katana and mustang inputs simultaneously, even if I combine the two into a single aggregate input.
@@trailingupwards I think the only way to get that to work would be with an aggregate device. I would double check the routing for your aggregate device, it might not be 1 and 2
Please can you help me? from my interface my Logic Pro not receiving any signal
I’d start by restarting logic and your interface, then change your audio device to something else like “built-in microphone” then back to your interface. Also if your interface requires drivers/software, make sure that’s updated