
Session Guitarist: Picked Nylon
Native Instruments' latest sample library features a nylon-strung guitar handmade by renowned luthier Lisa Weinzierl.
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Native Instruments' latest sample library features a nylon-strung guitar handmade by renowned luthier Lisa Weinzierl.
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Native Instruments put the pedal to the very modern metal with their latest Session Guitarist title.
The latest Kontakt-based guitar instrument from Native Instruments has been developed with a focus on songwriting.
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The latest addition to Native Instruments Session Guitarist series captures the warm, resonant sound of a popular hollowbody electric guitar.
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Many musicians give great live performances when singing and playing guitar at the same time. So why not do it that way in the studio?
Most budding engineers will, at some time, have to tackle a performer who wants to sing and play the guitar at the same time. Mic type and placement can make a big difference to the quality of the result obtained, as Hugh Robjohns explains..
Our recording engineer tackles the challenge of recording a singing guitarist, and weighs up the merits of several mic techniques.
UJAM expand their virtual guitar repertoire with two new instruments.
I'm a bit behind on my reading; I just finished Mike Senior's article on recording the band 'Impossible Colours' in the April...
Working with a band for the first time can be exciting, but a second session provides the opportunity to deliver even better results.
Our engineer explains how to go about getting decent results from a live-band tracking session when pressed for time.
This month, Session Notes goes upmarket, giving readers a chance to get their mitts on a professional multitrack session from the world's most famous studio.
Working with a producer and an ambitious timescale, our engineer planned ahead for the best chances of a good result.
In this month's Session Notes column, we focus on a recent overdubbing session, which demonstrated the benefits of the multi-miking approach particularly well.
Rise Singers & Army Of Redressers: Our engineer goes on location to record a full choir and band all in one room...