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How to help a muddy guitar sound — part IV
In response to part III of this unexpected little miniseries, our dear friend Chris Palmer sent this: Another thing to look at is pickup height…
How to help a muddy guitar sound — part III
Our friend Nicola sent me this excellent message apropos of muddy guitar tones; I’m reproducing it here for your edification! Just read your Jamie’s…
How to help a muddy guitar sound — part II
Yesterday, I shared some ideas for how to fix a muddy guitar sound in the mix. However! If you have the option to help the guitar sound better on the…
How to help a muddy guitar sound — part I
A mentee asks: A person I’m working with really wants to have her electric tenor guitar on as many tracks as possible. I'm having an issue where the…
A way to help the cause: invite your friends to read Jamie's list 🖤
Hi! The below is a prefab Substack thing — but it seems like a decent idea, so I’ve turned it on, changed like ten words to get a little of the…
Combine drum machines with live drums
Do you work with drum machines? Here are a couple of fun things to try. If the base of your drum sound is drum machines, then swap out one instrument…
Lo-fidelity as a virtue
I was having a text conversation the other day with one of the people in a rad punk band I’m working with, talking about production and mixing. And he…
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