Home Studio Corner

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Home Studio Corner episodes

March 04, 2014 Ask Joe #93 – PROOF That Less Is More
This week, I share a pretty eye-opening experience from a recent mixing workshop I did. Also, I answer some questions about tube guitar amps vs amp simulators, fake choir recording, gain-staging, external preamps, and distributing your music. Wanna submit a question for the podcast? Go here: www.askjoegilder.com Subscribe via: iTunes RSS Feed
30 min
February 25, 2014 Ask Joe #92 – “Chunking” Your Studio Time
This week we talk about cutting up your studio time into chunks so you get more done, even when you don’t have blocks in your schedule for that BIG LONG session you think you need. Also, I answer some great questions about re-amping bass and refunding clients. Wanna submit a question for the podcast? Go... Read more »
30 min
February 18, 2014 Ask Joe #91 – Getting Myself Inspired
In this episode, I talk about my rough plans for getting the most out of tracking my next album. And I answer some great questions about EQ, gain-staging, and more. Wanna submit a question for the podcast? Go here: www.askjoegilder.com Subscribe via: iTunes RSS Feed
30 min
February 11, 2014 Ask Joe #90 – Quality vs Quantity
In this episode, I share with you my thoughts on why you can absolutely aim for both quantity AND quality when creating art and making music. I also answer questions about everything from dealing with a spastic acoustic guitar player to ditching Pro Tools to working with amp simulator plugins. Wanna submit a question for... Read more »
30 min
February 04, 2014 Ask Joe #89 – Goals (and my 50-Song challenge)
In this week’s episode, I talk about my most recent songwriting goal, plus I answer some great questions about setting levels, using different types of EQ, and dealing with less-than-stellar recordings from clients. Wanna submit a question for the podcast? Go here: www.askjoegilder.com Subscribe via: iTunes RSS Feed
30 min
January 28, 2014 Ask Joe #88 – Doubled Guitars and Fake Microphones
This week I talk about the good and the bad of awesome gear. I also answer some great questions about getting a good doubled acoustic guitar sound and Slate’s new Virtual Microphone System. Wanna submit a question for the podcast? Go here: www.askjoegilder.com Subscribe via: iTunes RSS Feed
30 min
January 21, 2014 Ask Joe #87 – My Buddy Zig
This week I share with you one of my favorite Zig Ziglar quotes and how to apply it to your recordings. Plus there are some great questions about my latest album, and also getting realistic sounding MIDI drums.
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30 min
January 14, 2014 Ask Joe #86 – A Case for Time Limits
In this episode, I talk about why I'm such a huge fan of time limits (and why you should be too), plus I answer some great questions on topics like how to get clients when you only have 2 mic inputs.
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30 min
January 07, 2014 Ask Joe #85 – New Year, New Podcast Format
To ring in the new year, I'm changing up the podcast format a bit. The podcast will now be on Tuesdays again, and it will be 30 minutes long instead of 15. Plus a rant section!
Details on this episode, plus lots of great questions.
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30 min
December 18, 2013 Ask Joe #84 – Getting Clients and Dealing With Noise
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Questions covered this week:
If I'm recording acoustic guitar or vox with an LDC or SDC, does it matter if the microphone/s are facing my studio monitors, computer, external hard drives, outboard gear, etc?
Do you have any tips for getting over writer's block?
Do you have any suggestions on how to build your client base?
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15 min

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Since 2009, I've helped musicians simplify the music-making process and start releasing as much music as they want, music they're proud to share with the world.