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So how can you get that Fender sound without the price-tag? Sounds impossible doesn't it, can you really get a ’65 Fender Twin Reverb for under $200? I have a few amps in my studio, my main rig is a Vox

What's the problem with recording drums in a small room? Small rooms aren't great for recording drums in. They don't allow the drums to "breathe" i.e. you have early reflections arriving too quickly

Checking your mix on headphones alone is not ideal. I don't know about you but I generally check my mixes on 4 different sources: my studio speakers, my studio reference headphones, my Apple earbuds and

Let's say you've recorded a podcast episode and the volume of your guest's voice is just way to quiet. The track fader will only give you so much gain. So what other ways are there to increase the volume

There are some truly fantastic mix-worthy free plug-ins these days. if you're just starting out, you probably don't have a spare $100 here and there, let alone $300 plus for some of the industry standard

Here's a quick list of my favourite gear, tools and software that I use on a weekly basis and couldn't live without. Hardware ART Pro MPA II ART Pro MPA II - Two Channel Class A Tube Preamp I've long been