In this episode of Prepping for the Studio, hosts Roy Silverstein and Brian Scheuble are joined by metal recording specialist Harrison Whitecloud.

Harrison shares his extensive knowledge on preparing for a studio session, focusing on the unique challenges of recording metal.

Key topics include the importance of practice, instrument maintenance, techniques for drummers and guitarists, the role of editing, and specific recording tech setups. Harrison also dives into vocal techniques for screamers, emphasizing the necessity of proper vocal training and technique.

The discussion is both technical and practical, aimed at helping metal musicians maximize their studio sessions.

00:00 Introduction to Prepping for the Studio

00:29 Meet the Hosts: Roy and Brian

00:35 Season Three Preview

01:10 Introducing Harrison Whitecloud

01:36 Harrison's Journey into Metal

02:41 Recording Techniques and Studio Experiences

17:04 The Importance of Drum Preparation

20:28 Advanced Drum Recording Tips

29:50 Guitar Recording Insights

33:12 Guitar Maintenance Tips for Metal Musicians

34:34 Recording Techniques for Metal Guitars

39:00 Editing and Mixing Metal Tracks

40:58 Essential Gear for Metal Musicians

41:37 Bass and Drum Synchronization

46:27 Vocal Techniques for Metal Singers

58:50 Recording Metal Drums: Room and Equipment

01:00:03 Mixing Metal: Special Effects and Client Communication

01:03:01 DIY Metal Recording: Challenges and Tips

01:06:18 Conclusion and Contact Information

Check out Harrison at these links:

Websites: https://www.whitecloudaudio.com/

Instagram: @whitecloud.audio

Please visit http://www.preppingforthestudio.com for more info and to download the free ebook, "A Musician's Guide To The Recording Studio".

Hosts:

Roy Silverstein of Rarefied Recording (www.rarefiedrecording.com)

and

Brian Scheuble (www.brianscheuble.com)

If you have questions, comments, or suggestions please email Roy: [email protected]

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