Producing Tricks Pros Don't Want Their Clients to Know

[@thomasfokas]

I cannot tell you how many times I had a guitar player come back at night or the next morning and play all the bass players parts, and everyone of those bass players complimented me on how great I made their bass sound. 😂

[@samsonlovesyou]

Are we bassists a joke to you??? 😤

[@dougleydorite]

I wonder how many of them eventually told the bassist the truth

[@prevailstudiob793]

IM Pusher is my secret weapon also, shhhh!

[@rskityaev]

I used to fix timing incosistencies right while tracking. I got the take, quickly adjust things, went on recording another take etc. Works fine with guitars, vocals, bass.

[@dreamscuba]

Great video. Thanks for sharing these tips.

[@panagope]

Thanks a lot for your info man, always useful videos !

[@ProducingInTheBox]

Thank you
For watching!

[@samsonlovesyou]

How the hell did Vig manage 6 guitar dubs in the mix without causing a muddy, phasey mess (not quite the 30-odd guitar tracks on Smashing Pumpkins - Soma) I love the idea of doing a lot of dubs for thinkness, but would be curious to hear of any strategies to manage them?

[@MusicPendant]

Hey Man, You Made Me Not Blame My Clients AnyMore, and I'll Try to Encourage them instead.

[@rmdguitar]

this channel is perfect thank you

[@ProducingInTheBox]

@@rmdguitar thank you for watching!

[@kimseniorb]

stacking bass like that would only lead to phase issues

[@alienspacecraft1000]

Entry level.

[@EmperorKamikaze]

Trick #4: I'd call that steering the initial perception, or , self-fulfilling prophecy

[@GesnerMercado]

7:20 😂

[@ProducingInTheBox]

I know ahahahahahahaha

[@GesnerMercado]

Manipulation at it's finest lol
btw great content bro!

[@GesnerMercado]

Manipulation at it's finest lol

[@GesnerMercado]

@@ProducingInTheBox Manipulation at it's finest lol
btw great content!